Apex Digital LD3249 32" Widescreen 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV

This is actually a great tv, 32in on the cheap. I bought it on clearance at target so I didn't get to see the image quality before leaving the store - I expected to have to return it because a 32in tv like this for that price is just outrageous and there's always a catch. However I was stunned by how gorgeous the picture was, it does a fantastic job of upconverting the standard definition cable I am feeding it in the bedroom (now I have to upgrade that cable box too) and when I feed it 720p from the blue ray player it is hands down the best looking display I have ever seen.

I decided to try out the vga port with my laptop and was delighted to discover that when I set the resolution to 1920x1080 (1080p) it actually worked! It didn't overscan or anything! This panel is capable of displaying native 1080p, you just have to bypass it's converter by using the vga cable. This is the perfect tv for a home theater pc! I played world of warcraft on it all night at 1080p! Now I'm...Read more

Beyond Expectation. That's what is printed in large letters on the top of the box.
And it's absolutely true.
I did have a glitch at the beginning with alignment from the VGA input, but once I found the auto adjust feature, that was that.

The specs on the overview page at [...] are incorrect and incomplete.
This set has;
3x HDMI inputs
1-S Video input
2x Composite input
2x Component input
1x Cable input
1x computer VGA input and audio input
It also has SPDIF out

Native resolution is 1360x768 and it supports scaling.

Connected via VGA input to my computer, I am absolutely astounded by the sharpness and clarity displayed by this unit at it's native resolution.
If I was willing to pay an arm and a leg, I'm sure I could find a better Television/Monitor to connect to my computer but I don't think I've seen anything near the quality of this unit with the features it has for anywhere...Read more

This TV has an amazing picture, pure and simple. Yes it does support 1080p, but its not its native resolution so there's really no need even though it does look really nice. The remote is rather mediocre at best. It does what needs to be done but its signal must be rather weak because it has to be pointed directly at the sensor to work. This TV does have a problem with universal remotes. There just arent any working codes for this. For an easy work around you can just buy a learning remote. Sony sells one cheap. For Dish Network subscribers, you can buy a 21.0 IR/UHF PRO learning remote. I got one for less than you can buy a regular universal remote and within a few minutes had it working the TV way better than any basic universal remote, or even the stock remote ever could. I went from being happy before I found this remote to just all out pleased afterwards. It's a good TV too, by the way, and there aren't many that are cheaper than this in this size.