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Sony Bravia L-Series KDL-32L5000 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV, Black

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Dynex 32" Class / 720p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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Samsung LN32B360 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

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Insignia 32" Class / 1080p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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Toshiba 32AV502R 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

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Samsung UN32B6000 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV

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Dynex 32" Class / 720p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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Samsung LN32B360 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

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Samsung 32" Class / 1080p / 120Hz / LCD HDTV

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Insignia 32" Class / 720p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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Panasonic VIERA X1 Series TC-L32X1 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

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Samsung UN32B6000 32-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV

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Orion SANSUI 32IN LCD HDTV/DVD

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Insignia 32" Class / 1080p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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Insignia 32" Class / 1080p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV Blu-ray Disc Player Combo

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Panasonic VIERA X1 Series TC-L32X1 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

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a universal dock for your iPod which comes with a ferrite core for the cord a cleaning kit with a lint-free cloth a remote control (with batteries) that is just as beautiful and simple to use as the TV it's operating * various other papers that no one ever reads (about child safety and product registration) and a small set of screws Note: this does not include a wall-hanging kit, however I have been told that it's very simple to obtain one on Amazon. And if you prefer to gt a Panasonic branded wall-hanging kit, the Panasonic item number is: TY-WK3L2RW. You will experience an entirely new TV experience when you watch your Panasonic Viera for the very first time, because the picture is so crisp and detailed and lively. It's like watching a waterfall or a butterfly that comes to life in your very own home. I have never seen a better picture that is more descriptive than this. The TV includes a ton of inputs for all of your components, including 3 HDMI inputs (2 of which can be converted to DVI if you require that). I have my HD DVR box hooked up to it and it was very simple. I also have a second desktop hooked up to the PC input (RGB a/k/a VGA - 15-pin standard computer outlet) and a Panasonic DVD burner. Even though my equipment is old and not state-of-the-art electronics that was just purchased does not matter, because the TV makes everything so quick and easy to both install and use. If your computer is like mine and does not have its own sound source just connect a set of cheap speakers to it; that's what I did since it was easier than hooking the computer up to the TV since the inputs were already being used. (By the way, you cannot listen to the TV while you're using the computer.) Speaking of the components, I really like the fact that you can label what each item is on the screen and customize it if you need to. Panasonic really streamlined an otherwise daunting chore of remembering what each input is for. It is Energy Star rated which in laymen's terms means that the TV will shut off automatically whenever it's been on too long without any activity. However it's very simple to override this if you wish. The TV also includes HDMI inputs as well as more inputs for hooking up a camcorder to view something quickly. I also love all of the menu features and set-up features included. You can adjust the picture size to 4 different sizes (I have found that FULL works and looks best with HD channels, as well as standard def ones). The audio can be adjusted to various sound-levels and to your exact liking. After reading some of the reviews I was very apprehensive as far as this was concerned because I did not know what to expect. But it has great sound. As a matter of fact I keep my sound on 1 (the lowest because I don't like very loud noises) and I can hear everything so amazingly clear and sharply. In addition to the audio and picture size, there's other menu features that can change the coloring and adjust lots of other things. Just remember, if you have multiple components like me you're going to want to do these adjustments while you're inside each of the specific inputs (otherwise whatever you do not change/adjust simply defaults to whatever it was set at by the manufacturer). The appearance of the TV will absolutely become the focal point of your office, bedroom or wherever else you hook it up in because it is so intoxicating and almost overpowering in its apperance. You just want to look at its beauty and celebrate it. Besides a tiny, little, red indicator light (on the front of the panel), it's entirely in black. The TV is also incredibly lightweight and super-slender. But the picture size (and image) and sound are huge. The TV is compatible with your SD memory cards and includes an entirely detailed section (through the Viera Image Viewer link) for this. Also through the Viera Link, you can listen to your favorite songs on your iPod. I can't tell you how much of an added bonus and a surprise this was. I did want to remind everyone to always be sure to watch TV (specifically the HD channels) set to the Component input. It's a little confusing (at least for me) because I found out that you can still get HD channels through the TV input, however the picture comes up in 480i. You need to always be in Component for the 720p picture and you'll be fine. As I touched on already, the instructional booklet is fantastic. It includes pictures, diagrams, info and lots of other useful text that reminds me of more of a computer manual than a TV booklet. I also had to contact Panasonic and received quick and speedy tech support by someone who understood what they were speaking about. As a (former) longtime RCA customer this was a godsend because RCA has non-existent support that only rivals their defective products that are only good for breaking down quickly. Incidentally, although I was able to program the remote for the DVD burner, I discovered that my Comcast digital remote cannot be programed to control this TV. This is hardly the fault of Panasonic though and just only a minor inconvenience. But if anyone has been able to use their Comcast digital remote on the TV please let me know how you did it. In the future I plan to hook up a blu-ray player to this and I can only imagine how crisp and grand everything will appear. But for now, my DVDs look just fine on it and (at least to me) I can see a somewhat more detailed and enhanced picture. By the way, I strongly recommend getting this on Amazon as they have the very best prices and service. I purchased this from one of their partners (J&R Computers & Music World) and received it within 2 days flat. J&R packaged it very well and included lots of extra padding and even checked the inside of the contents before it was shipped to give it a further quality-control inspection. They even included my tracking number on Amazon less than 12 hours after the order was placed. J&R and Amazon get a full 5 stars. ***Beware*** I also noticed that Sixth Avenue Electronics City (a local NJ electronics brick and mortar store that also sells online that's more like a used car dealership than a legitimate e-commerce enterprise) is one of the sellers on Amazon. I do not recommend dealing with Sixth Avenue Electronics City/6ave for anything. I have had many very poor dealings with 6ave and do not recommend them under any circumstances, because, among other reasons they offer lousy customer service and support, substandard products and they do not care about their customers. Last year my parents purchased a $2,000.00 LCD TV and when I called them with a couple of basic questions I was treated very rudely with a total lack of regard by 6ave (and this was not the first time 6ave treated me and my family like this). I have also purchased a defective TV from 6ave a couple of years ago and even though they sold me an inferior item they acted like they did nothing wrong and simply did not want to be bothered. So, even if you may have to pay a couple dollars more I strongly recommend that you steer clear of 6ave. If you do/did make the mistake of buying the TV (or anything else) from 6ave (like I did in the past) PLEASE be smart enough to make your purchase through Amazon. And do not hesitate file an A to Z claim as Amazon will recompense you for any losses (unlike 6ave) and do not believe anything 6ave says until you see proof with your own eyes. If you're a potential customer considering this TV you will find this info very prudent as I have saved you a lot of time, hassle and trouble and most of all, your hard-earned money. If you're searching for a new HD LCD TV, then you've found it in the Panasonic Viera TC-L32X1: because it includes a perfect product, superior workmanship, lots of bonuses for both the everyday customer and the techie and superior support. There's a reason why this is the #1 TV on Amazon!

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Insignia 32" Class / 1080p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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a universal dock for your iPod which comes with a ferrite core for the cord a cleaning kit with a lint-free cloth a remote control (with batteries) that is just as beautiful and simple to use as the TV it's operating * various other papers that no one ever reads (about child safety and product registration) and a small set of screws Note: this does not include a wall-hanging kit, however I have been told that it's very simple to obtain one on Amazon. And if you prefer to gt a Panasonic branded wall-hanging kit, the Panasonic item number is: TY-WK3L2RW. You will experience an entirely new TV experience when you watch your Panasonic Viera for the very first time, because the picture is so crisp and detailed and lively. It's like watching a waterfall or a butterfly that comes to life in your very own home. I have never seen a better picture that is more descriptive than this. The TV includes a ton of inputs for all of your components, including 3 HDMI inputs (2 of which can be converted to DVI if you require that). I have my HD DVR box hooked up to it and it was very simple. I also have a second desktop hooked up to the PC input (RGB a/k/a VGA - 15-pin standard computer outlet) and a Panasonic DVD burner. Even though my equipment is old and not state-of-the-art electronics that was just purchased does not matter, because the TV makes everything so quick and easy to both install and use. If your computer is like mine and does not have its own sound source just connect a set of cheap speakers to it; that's what I did since it was easier than hooking the computer up to the TV since the inputs were already being used. (By the way, you cannot listen to the TV while you're using the computer.) Speaking of the components, I really like the fact that you can label what each item is on the screen and customize it if you need to. Panasonic really streamlined an otherwise daunting chore of remembering what each input is for. It is Energy Star rated which in laymen's terms means that the TV will shut off automatically whenever it's been on too long without any activity. However it's very simple to override this if you wish. The TV also includes HDMI inputs as well as more inputs for hooking up a camcorder to view something quickly. I also love all of the menu features and set-up features included. You can adjust the picture size to 4 different sizes (I have found that FULL works and looks best with HD channels, as well as standard def ones). The audio can be adjusted to various sound-levels and to your exact liking. After reading some of the reviews I was very apprehensive as far as this was concerned because I did not know what to expect. But it has great sound. As a matter of fact I keep my sound on 1 (the lowest because I don't like very loud noises) and I can hear everything so amazingly clear and sharply. In addition to the audio and picture size, there's other menu features that can change the coloring and adjust lots of other things. Just remember, if you have multiple components like me you're going to want to do these adjustments while you're inside each of the specific inputs (otherwise whatever you do not change/adjust simply defaults to whatever it was set at by the manufacturer). The appearance of the TV will absolutely become the focal point of your office, bedroom or wherever else you hook it up in because it is so intoxicating and almost overpowering in its apperance. You just want to look at its beauty and celebrate it. Besides a tiny, little, red indicator light (on the front of the panel), it's entirely in black. The TV is also incredibly lightweight and super-slender. But the picture size (and image) and sound are huge. The TV is compatible with your SD memory cards and includes an entirely detailed section (through the Viera Image Viewer link) for this. Also through the Viera Link, you can listen to your favorite songs on your iPod. I can't tell you how much of an added bonus and a surprise this was. I did want to remind everyone to always be sure to watch TV (specifically the HD channels) set to the Component input. It's a little confusing (at least for me) because I found out that you can still get HD channels through the TV input, however the picture comes up in 480i. You need to always be in Component for the 720p picture and you'll be fine. As I touched on already, the instructional booklet is fantastic. It includes pictures, diagrams, info and lots of other useful text that reminds me of more of a computer manual than a TV booklet. I also had to contact Panasonic and received quick and speedy tech support by someone who understood what they were speaking about. As a (former) longtime RCA customer this was a godsend because RCA has non-existent support that only rivals their defective products that are only good for breaking down quickly. Incidentally, although I was able to program the remote for the DVD burner, I discovered that my Comcast digital remote cannot be programed to control this TV. This is hardly the fault of Panasonic though and just only a minor inconvenience. But if anyone has been able to use their Comcast digital remote on the TV please let me know how you did it. In the future I plan to hook up a blu-ray player to this and I can only imagine how crisp and grand everything will appear. But for now, my DVDs look just fine on it and (at least to me) I can see a somewhat more detailed and enhanced picture. By the way, I strongly recommend getting this on Amazon as they have the very best prices and service. I purchased this from one of their partners (J&R Computers & Music World) and received it within 2 days flat. J&R packaged it very well and included lots of extra padding and even checked the inside of the contents before it was shipped to give it a further quality-control inspection. They even included my tracking number on Amazon less than 12 hours after the order was placed. J&R and Amazon get a full 5 stars. ***Beware*** I also noticed that Sixth Avenue Electronics City (a local NJ electronics brick and mortar store that also sells online that's more like a used car dealership than a legitimate e-commerce enterprise) is one of the sellers on Amazon. I do not recommend dealing with Sixth Avenue Electronics City/6ave for anything. I have had many very poor dealings with 6ave and do not recommend them under any circumstances, because, among other reasons they offer lousy customer service and support, substandard products and they do not care about their customers. Last year my parents purchased a $2,000.00 LCD TV and when I called them with a couple of basic questions I was treated very rudely with a total lack of regard by 6ave (and this was not the first time 6ave treated me and my family like this). I have also purchased a defective TV from 6ave a couple of years ago and even though they sold me an inferior item they acted like they did nothing wrong and simply did not want to be bothered. So, even if you may have to pay a couple dollars more I strongly recommend that you steer clear of 6ave. If you do/did make the mistake of buying the TV (or anything else) from 6ave (like I did in the past) PLEASE be smart enough to make your purchase through Amazon. And do not hesitate file an A to Z claim as Amazon will recompense you for any losses (unlike 6ave) and do not believe anything 6ave says until you see proof with your own eyes. If you're a potential customer considering this TV you will find this info very prudent as I have saved you a lot of time, hassle and trouble and most of all, your hard-earned money. If you're searching for a new HD LCD TV, then you've found it in the Panasonic Viera TC-L32X1: because it includes a perfect product, superior workmanship, lots of bonuses for both the everyday customer and the techie and superior support. There's a reason why this is the #1 TV on Amazon!

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Proscan 32" Class / 720p / 60Hz / LCD HDTV

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a universal dock for your iPod which comes with a ferrite core for the cord a cleaning kit with a lint-free cloth a remote control (with batteries) that is just as beautiful and simple to use as the TV it's operating * various other papers that no one ever reads (about child safety and product registration) and a small set of screws Note: this does not include a wall-hanging kit, however I have been told that it's very simple to obtain one on Amazon. And if you prefer to gt a Panasonic branded wall-hanging kit, the Panasonic item number is: TY-WK3L2RW. You will experience an entirely new TV experience when you watch your Panasonic Viera for the very first time, because the picture is so crisp and detailed and lively. It's like watching a waterfall or a butterfly that comes to life in your very own home. I have never seen a better picture that is more descriptive than this. The TV includes a ton of inputs for all of your components, including 3 HDMI inputs (2 of which can be converted to DVI if you require that). I have my HD DVR box hooked up to it and it was very simple. I also have a second desktop hooked up to the PC input (RGB a/k/a VGA - 15-pin standard computer outlet) and a Panasonic DVD burner. Even though my equipment is old and not state-of-the-art electronics that was just purchased does not matter, because the TV makes everything so quick and easy to both install and use. If your computer is like mine and does not have its own sound source just connect a set of cheap speakers to it; that's what I did since it was easier than hooking the computer up to the TV since the inputs were already being used. (By the way, you cannot listen to the TV while you're using the computer.) Speaking of the components, I really like the fact that you can label what each item is on the screen and customize it if you need to. Panasonic really streamlined an otherwise daunting chore of remembering what each input is for. It is Energy Star rated which in laymen's terms means that the TV will shut off automatically whenever it's been on too long without any activity. However it's very simple to override this if you wish. The TV also includes HDMI inputs as well as more inputs for hooking up a camcorder to view something quickly. I also love all of the menu features and set-up features included. You can adjust the picture size to 4 different sizes (I have found that FULL works and looks best with HD channels, as well as standard def ones). The audio can be adjusted to various sound-levels and to your exact liking. After reading some of the reviews I was very apprehensive as far as this was concerned because I did not know what to expect. But it has great sound. As a matter of fact I keep my sound on 1 (the lowest because I don't like very loud noises) and I can hear everything so amazingly clear and sharply. In addition to the audio and picture size, there's other menu features that can change the coloring and adjust lots of other things. Just remember, if you have multiple components like me you're going to want to do these adjustments while you're inside each of the specific inputs (otherwise whatever you do not change/adjust simply defaults to whatever it was set at by the manufacturer). The appearance of the TV will absolutely become the focal point of your office, bedroom or wherever else you hook it up in because it is so intoxicating and almost overpowering in its apperance. You just want to look at its beauty and celebrate it. Besides a tiny, little, red indicator light (on the front of the panel), it's entirely in black. The TV is also incredibly lightweight and super-slender. But the picture size (and image) and sound are huge. The TV is compatible with your SD memory cards and includes an entirely detailed section (through the Viera Image Viewer link) for this. Also through the Viera Link, you can listen to your favorite songs on your iPod. I can't tell you how much of an added bonus and a surprise this was. I did want to remind everyone to always be sure to watch TV (specifically the HD channels) set to the Component input. It's a little confusing (at least for me) because I found out that you can still get HD channels through the TV input, however the picture comes up in 480i. You need to always be in Component for the 720p picture and you'll be fine. As I touched on already, the instructional booklet is fantastic. It includes pictures, diagrams, info and lots of other useful text that reminds me of more of a computer manual than a TV booklet. I also had to contact Panasonic and received quick and speedy tech support by someone who understood what they were speaking about. As a (former) longtime RCA customer this was a godsend because RCA has non-existent support that only rivals their defective products that are only good for breaking down quickly. Incidentally, although I was able to program the remote for the DVD burner, I discovered that my Comcast digital remote cannot be programed to control this TV. This is hardly the fault of Panasonic though and just only a minor inconvenience. But if anyone has been able to use their Comcast digital remote on the TV please let me know how you did it. In the future I plan to hook up a blu-ray player to this and I can only imagine how crisp and grand everything will appear. But for now, my DVDs look just fine on it and (at least to me) I can see a somewhat more detailed and enhanced picture. By the way, I strongly recommend getting this on Amazon as they have the very best prices and service. I purchased this from one of their partners (J&R Computers & Music World) and received it within 2 days flat. J&R packaged it very well and included lots of extra padding and even checked the inside of the contents before it was shipped to give it a further quality-control inspection. They even included my tracking number on Amazon less than 12 hours after the order was placed. J&R and Amazon get a full 5 stars. ***Beware*** I also noticed that Sixth Avenue Electronics City (a local NJ electronics brick and mortar store that also sells online that's more like a used car dealership than a legitimate e-commerce enterprise) is one of the sellers on Amazon. I do not recommend dealing with Sixth Avenue Electronics City/6ave for anything. I have had many very poor dealings with 6ave and do not recommend them under any circumstances, because, among other reasons they offer lousy customer service and support, substandard products and they do not care about their customers. Last year my parents purchased a $2,000.00 LCD TV and when I called them with a couple of basic questions I was treated very rudely with a total lack of regard by 6ave (and this was not the first time 6ave treated me and my family like this). I have also purchased a defective TV from 6ave a couple of years ago and even though they sold me an inferior item they acted like they did nothing wrong and simply did not want to be bothered. So, even if you may have to pay a couple dollars more I strongly recommend that you steer clear of 6ave. If you do/did make the mistake of buying the TV (or anything else) from 6ave (like I did in the past) PLEASE be smart enough to make your purchase through Amazon. And do not hesitate file an A to Z claim as Amazon will recompense you for any losses (unlike 6ave) and do not believe anything 6ave says until you see proof with your own eyes. If you're a potential customer considering this TV you will find this info very prudent as I have saved you a lot of time, hassle and trouble and most of all, your hard-earned money. If you're searching for a new HD LCD TV, then you've found it in the Panasonic Viera TC-L32X1: because it includes a perfect product, superior workmanship, lots of bonuses for both the everyday customer and the techie and superior support. There's a reason why this is the #1 TV on Amazon!