Syntax Olevia LT32HV 32-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD TV
Nice TV
I bought this tv because of it's good specifications.  I have to say that the tv is as good as it's specifications.  I know that Cnet thought this was a middling computer because of issues it had with the color settings and picture. Well I have to say they are wrong.  This tv no longer has problems with the color temperature or brightness settings. The factory defaults seem quite ok to me. The picture is near perfect with my progressive dvd and is excellent with a digital or hd satellite although kind of wavy with an analog VCR. Some nice features on this tv are designed strictly for cable not satellite unfortunately, such as pop3 or 12(3-12 images on the screen) which require the channels to be picked up by the tv's tuners. The remote has a very cheap feel to it and sometimes you have to press a button twice to get a setting to work.  But this is a behavior you unlearn after you get used to the remote.  The tv takes a while to load many of it's settings so you think the remote is not working, but it is. Also you learn to use the shortcuts on the remote.  Another premium feature of this tv's is really it's compatibility as the complete home entertainment vehicle. It takes 8 different inputs, 3 video inputs or s video, 2 component inputs, vga, dvi, and cable jack, all selectable on screen.