Just be careful with cheaper lcd tvs contrast ratios. My parents bought a cheaper 32 inch Toshiba 720p lcd and it looks fine in bright outdoor scenes but night/shadow scenes can be almost impossible to make out. As for the resolution, it's not a big deal for this console generation, although you might end up deciding to hook up a pc or blu-ray player in which case you can tell the difference if you're close enough.Tigarian

SITTING CLOSER = MORE PIXELATED IMAGE.

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[QUOTE="spiceonpsn"]P.S. If you put touch-screen or make it a phone ( like other idiots recommend ) will inevitably lead you in less sales and go into bankruptcy...DaAlienMan

yea, Sony's not dependent on only the PSP xP

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]Ok thanks for the help but can someone tell me how can i prevent those minor scratches on the glossy frame? I notice a lot of minor ones looking close on light reflection. And i have taken good care of it.GTR12

Put your TV in a bubble, its just dust particles, no matter what you do, it will scratch eventually.

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Are those Monster Cleaning cleaners safe to use and does they do the job? Is there a way to prevent those minor scratches on the glossy black exteriors?

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The Monster Cleaner solution is pretty much what the Geek Squad at BestBuy swears by. I use it on mine and the surrounding frame and I haven't noticed and scratching, I am using the MF cloth that it comes with also.

Edit: It cleans very well and was developed for HDTV screen-panels so yes it is safe to use. Just follow the directions on the bottle.

Are those Monster Cleaning cleaners safe to use and does they do the job? Is there a way to prevent those minor scratches on the glossy black exteriors?

Doesn't matter what you do, it will scratch. Just wipe it with a microfibre cloth.

GTR12

This is good advice my LCD came with some Monster screen cleaner and a microfiber cloth (Bestbuy) but I will do as PopMechanics advises when I run out.

Edit: They say to use a new cloth each time to minimize scratching, but keep in mind you can fold the cloth in half twice and get 8 clean sections of cloth. Just another reccomended tip. :P

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Vizio is kind of like Daynex in that you have never heard of it, but Daynex is garbage. I heard that Vizio makes really good TVs and for less $.

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They aren't too bad my mom bought one last year. The picture is okay (better than SD by far) but nowhere close to my Bravia. The sound however is far below par. The only problem I have with my Bravia is that without surround sound the volume has to be turned up to 25%, however, with my mom's Vizio the sound has to be up more than half-way and the sound quality is terrible.

TC it's an ok TV for picture but you'll definitely want to get surround sound.

here, a 32` 1080 pLG for 436 bucks. ive seen this tv in a local sears store. great picture. editoops forgot link

http://www.amazon.com/LG-32LD450-32-Inch-1080p-60Hz/dp/B0039RRCJ8/ref=sr_1_2?s=tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1280851656&sr=1-2

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