Samsung LN-R328W 32-Inch Widescreen HDTV-Ready Flat-Panel LCD TV
Watch out for limitations.
I just bought this TV over the weekend. I really like it. I saw some posts here that say this TV doesn't have great sound quality, but I don't know what they are talking about. The sound is great, as far as I'm concerned. The picture quality is excellent when viewing HDTV and regular TV channels and my DVD player play okay, too.  <br /> <br />The thing that really annoys me is that this TV is advertised as having Picture-in-picture. I did some research before buying this TV and that's one of the main features I bought it for. In order to use PiP with any TV that doesn't have 2 tuners built-in, you have to have 2 sources. In my case, I planned to put a splitter on my cable box. The Cable Box would be one source and the second source would be a regular cable connection through my VCR - the VCR acting as a second tuner. This, as I understand it, is pretty common and it's how most PiP systems work.  <br /> <br />But much to my surprise, for some bizarre reason, this TV does not support this configuration. You can only use PiP when one of the connections is an HDMI (or DVI) connection. Since my cable company's cable boxes don't offer HDMI, I can't use PiP. Very disappointing.  <br /> <br />When I called up Samsung to ask about it, the rep I spoke to had no idea that this limitation existed (even though it's stated quite clearly in the manual). When I read it to her, she went on and on about how the TV has to be connected to two different sources. When I explained that I was trying to use two different sources and was wondering why one of them had to be HDMI, she could not answer me. She even had the nerve to tell me to go to Samsungs web site and look for a different TV that has the features I want. Meanwhile Samsung's web site make absolutely no mention of this kind of limitation for any TV that I can find.  <br /> <br />They advertise PiP, but give you no information about the limitations. Personally, I won't buy Samsung again.