Zenith C32V23 32-Inch Flat-Screen Integrated HDTV
No progressive scan!?
After reading Amazon.com's editorial review that said the Zenith C32V23 had a 480p progressive scan composite input, I was very disappointed to open mine up and see a &quot;480i&quot; input on the back, along with a message saying that this HDTV does not handle 480p at all, and to switch your DVD player to interlaced mode.  Huh? Isn't this one of the most basic things an HDTV should be able to do? Between that and the audio delay problem hinted at by others, I'm basically left with an HDTV that can't play DVDs.  Well, it can play them, but I can't use my surround-sound stereo, and can't use progressive scan.  So I'd be better off using a regular TV perhaps? At least then my audio would be in synch with the video.<br />The other bummer is that it doesn't upsample 720p shows, so shows from several of the networks, which are already in 4:3 aspect ratio, show up with black on the top, bottom and both sides, effectively giving us a smaller picture (albeit higher resolution) than the 27&quot; TV we were replacing.<br />It's a pretty picture, but it's silly that such basic functionality isn't there.  I think I'll take it back and wait for HDTV to grow up, or look for a model that isn't cutting so many corners.