Philips 37PF7320A 37-Inch Widescreen LCD HDtv
overall excellent so far
Got this TV a few days ago. Currently just using cheap, very old rabbit ear antennas to pick up OTA HDTV while waiting for digital cable install and the picture is excellent with just a rabbit ear antenna!  <br /> <br />Overall, the picture quality is excellent for OTA HDTV and also for DVDs over componant video cables on my 480p DVD palyer. I have not experienced the same powering on/off problems as other reviewers, but I have only had it for three days.  <br /> <br />The only minor gripes I have are user preference things. The on screen display in the simple mode doesn't show the volume bar when you change volume. I didn't think I would care about this but it is annoyingly different from what I am used to. In the full display mode, the entire left half of the screen is filled up with a non-transparent box display with lots of useless information that blocks half the picture. Changing from HD channels to SD channels, the volume is very different (SD is much louder). I don't know if this is a general problem with all HDTVs or just this one.  <br /> <br />Flipping through the cycle of channels, when you get to the \\"top\\" it then cycles through all of the av inputs, hdmi inputs, side inputs before getting to the bottom channels (e.g. channel 98, 99, AV1, AV2, AV3, HDMI1, HDMI2, Side, 2, 3, 4...). Won't matter once I get my digital cable box, but it might bother some people.   <br /> <br />The menu system is easy to navigate and the remote is very simple but has everything I need on it. It also has 4 blank colored \\"soft keys\\" at the top that have different functions in the menu system (i.e., in the menus if you are doing setup, it says hit the green button to start, red button to stop etc.) I think this is pretty useful as it reduces the need for a lot of different buttons on the remote that only do one thing.   <br /> <br />Overall, excellent picture and sound for the price and no major problems. Only minor dislikes in the user interface.