I want to get a blu ray player, but my tv is only 32 inches, its a lcd sony, would this be a good tv with a blu ray player?
Its a 720p tv

The set needs to be less than 33″ wide so that eliminates some sets with side speakers. What to stay in the $700 range, but will consider higher if necessary.
Since the cable here does not have many HD broadcasts, I want a HD TV that also has a good picture on regular digital broadcasting.

i know a store where i can get a 32 inch lcd samsung for $470. is that a good deal?

Advantages: Excellent, crisp HD picture, color, contrast excllent fixed timeCons response: slight pixelation signal low quality SD "After much research, finally settled on this set. I was very interested in the Toshiba Regza prices slightly lower, but all the stores in my area do not. Then, in turn, I realized that Samsung, in particular, seems to have a high level of image. Finally, I decided to take the plunge 3 days, and I'm not disappointed at all. In the past, has had several problems with the LCD-TV, which is why it has so far been reluctant. I know that these problems are in the minds of many people, so that each of them: Proposed Answer response time – The first and most important traffic faster. the engine are absolutely nuts if the TV can not "celebrate" the proposal (ie, if the spots image, or fractures, when the components are high-speed zoom screen). The next you're looking for an LCD screen that tells you this is "response time" and want something 8ms or less. I think this TV is 6ms (the specifications say Sammy on this site, but many stores in 8 ms). In any case, this TV "holds" the rapid flow of images, even very good. In the shop, which celebrates the best of all the movements of comparable prices, including Sony Bravia about $ 1K, tall and roughly the same price. When I got home I tried it with Star Wars ep. 1 and the sequence of the battle of Narnia. both looked again using a DVD player with HDMI output 720p upconverter. You will not see the shadow of HD images. The color and contrast —- Color fidelity and contrast are important to me, and we know that the production of LCD problems of blacks and bright whites. This is not a problem for this series. It produces excellent color, and made a window with the drive of the plant. I have no contact at all. Try to change to "Cinema" mode, which has some very interesting, but seems to be good. Version —- Standard Def Another big problem with the monitor and not on the LCDTV resolution tends to look blurred or anomalies. "I was very worried because I have a bunch of old recordings of shows like The Simpsons and Seinfeld, so that will never be broadcast in HD. Many issuers that do not change (even if not more). This TV is as good as I've seen, but not perfect. The good news is that SD sources as upconverter Seinfeld DVD is excellent – as well as regular TV, if not better. The bad news is that the DVD is blurred, and pixels on a game like that. I have lots of VHS tapes left, and if it is a serious problem. Regular SD sources with this set vary in quality. For example, the DS version of Animal Planet and the other night is almost HD. At the same time, the coverage is terrible and CNN. I suspect it is the quality of programs and not all. . . otherwise all channels would be terrible in SD. So when you get a good source of dissemination SD looks good. . I recommend this series. After connecting my HD cable today and see things as CSI: Miami, Las Vegas, and Miss Congeniality, all in widescreen format, I can say I am absolutely stupefied by this series of HD performance. I do not think we can find better prices for HDTV. "You can review on this product at: http://www. Tvreviewsonline. Com/compare-hdtvs/compare-samsung-ln32a450 /

Can anyone recommand a good 32″ hdtv with a good picture and good sound? My budget is $800.
Thanks

i have a 27 inch samsung sdtv. i might buy a dynex 32 inch hdtv (thats all i can afford). will it be a good enough upgrade from my 32 inch samsung even if im not watching an HD broadcast?