The vizio reps are here in my building. I think they are currently the best bang for the buck in the LCD space. I don't have the money to spare but would buy a 42 or 47" Vizio LCD in a heartbeat...  Take a moment to see one in action.  Tune it to your liking in terms of color, sharpness, etc. and compare it to other sets.  You'll find they have a very good picture compared to the other budget sets like olivia, westinghouse, etc.  If you saw a Vizio with a "bad" picture it was more than likely the setup or the source.  The Vizio reps had a demo day here in the building and had their entire line set up including a couple that aren't out yet and all of them had HD sources playing.  Of course each of them had been tuned with a "tuning source" and looked quite nice indeed.  If you have to have the absolute best picture available, don't get one.  You aren't a bang/buck shopper then. 

 I second that recommendation.  Those are the cables I use and they work great.

nice, c. Happy days for u.

That's what I'm here for.

Keep us updated on your 360, Ck. If you have a digicam, when you get the system back, take a picture of the mesh underside to see if they fit you with a new heatsink. 

This is it right ??? Looks sweet, verg good price too, since my PC monitor is only a little smaller and I sit right infront of it I´ll be waiting with a HDTV for a while, but if I´d be getting one now it would be one like this. Good luck with this, (at least more than with your other one) :)

 even simpler, add a H, composite = composhite :)

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Congrats. I've heard that you can't spot the difference between 720 and 1080 on screens smaller than 40"... Is it true? I use this argument too feel better because my TV doesn't support 1080

I've just received free copy of Casino Royale and I'm in love with HD movies. The difference is huge. I was talking about Blu Ray with Vizunary and he highly recommends 300 (he already bought it). I'm going to buy The Patriot soon...