Good price, but is it a good tv?

http//www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=339636&pfp=CAT3[]http//www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=339636&pfp=CAT3

I can't find any reviews about it, anyone have one?

Wheres Dmorris when you need him?! He seems like the TV Pro here. ^^

It's a decent price, but flat panel prices are falling steadily and I've seen 32" LCD's for less than that for a few months now.

LG makes some good stuff, so it's probably fine. I have no firsthand experience with that model nor with its reviews, so do your research first. I think flat-panel LCD's at 37" and smaller look pretty good, but for larger screens I prefer a rear-projection SXRD/LCoS or DLP.

As with any major TV purchase, I strongly suggest you find one in a store somewhere and look at it with your own eyes before buying.

[quotee593bb7649="dmorris68"]It's a decent price, but flat panel prices are falling steadily and I've seen 32" LCD's for less than that for a few months now.

LG makes some good stuff, so it's probably fine. I have no firsthand experience with that model nor with its reviews, so do your research first. I think flat-panel LCD's at 37" and smaller look pretty good, but for larger screens I prefer a rear-projection SXRD/LCoS or DLP.

As with any major TV purchase, I strongly suggest you find one in a store somewhere and look at it with your own eyes before buying.[/quotee593bb7649]

For a brand name LCD at a retail store it's a great price, but I agree with you on needing to check it out first. Though I think I'll stick to my original plan of getting a Samsung LN-S3241D off amazon for a couple hundred more.

You are also right on with the DLP comment, but in a college dorm room space is important. D