1080p HDTV LCD

Articulating Tilting Wall Mount Extends 24″ for Sony Bravia, Samsung, Panasonic, Vizio, Sharp, LG, Westinghouse, Haier Plasma/LCD HDTV Displays Universal Articulating wall mount bracket for 27″ to 52″ flat panel Plasma and LCD displays. This mount has a feature like no other that you can shift the TV left or right of center up to 4″ for centering on your wall. The Articulating arm extends from 5″ out to 24″. The arm has a cable management system build right into it to help keep the cables hidden and hanging. The mount is made out of steel. The mount comes with the adapter plate to fit up to VESA 700mm x 450mm hole patterns.

Samsung LN37A330 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV Experience your favorite shows and movies in stunning high definition. This LCD TV delivers bold, brilliant color with an 8,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a 720p resolution. Enjoy a more realistic, sharper picture and crisp, crystal-clear sound. The Samsung LN37A330 LCD TV makes adding high-definition entertainment to your home, easy and affordable.
Customer Review: SAMSUNG LN37A330 37″ LCD HDTV
Purchased this TV from Sixth Avenue Electronics through AMAZON. Of course, dealing with AMAZON was easy and flawless as usual. I love using AMAZON! The TV arrived early and with everything needed for a quick set up. Worked perfectly from minute one. I really like Samsung because they make things simple and easy to use and also have excellent quality. Price was $40 lower than anywhere else. Kudos to 6th Avenue. Awesome!
Customer Review: A great low cost second HDTV
I got this TV for our basement for the Wii that we just purchased as we have a 55 inch DLP upstairs for our normal viewing. The reason why we got a lower end LCD was 1 price, 2 it wasn’t going to be our everyday TV to watch so I wasn’t quite as concerned with the picture quality, and 3 we wanted to mount it on the wall so that we would not have issues with hitting it with our Wii remotes. The picture quality is great with the Wii and is good for TV. I would recommend this TV for someone that isn’t going to use it as their primary TV. If they were buying a primary TV I would suggest spending more and getting a 1080p as you can see the difference in picture quality. Again though, this TV delivered on why I got it and didn’t disappoint one bit.

Sony Bravia XBR KDL-70XBR7 70-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV The mind-blowing 70-inch XBR 7 sets the performance standard for large screen HDTVs. Ample connectivity options and the latest in color and motion technology make the 7-Series a must-have for any home theater enthusiast.

Samsung LN40A630 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color You’ll be amazed at how life-like images are on the Samsung LN40A630 LCD TV. The picture radiates with bold, brilliant color and sharp details. Exclusive Touch of Color incorporates one-of-a-kind beauty into the design and 1920 x 1080p resolution delivers crystal-clear images. And Auto Motion Plus 120Hz keeps the action real. Experience the high definition with the Samsung LN40A630 LCD TV.Enjoy outstanding clarity and resolution with the Samsung LN40A630 LCD TV. Images are crisper, sharper, with superior details.
Customer Review: Samsung - Red Touch of Color
We have several LCD TVs and by far the Samsung has the clearest picture. We selected this model because of its unique size for a 40-inch TV that fit perfectly in our space.
Customer Review: Beautiful image quality, lacking on functionality
After conducting exhaustive research for my new 1080p TV to watch Blu-Rays on, I found the 630 to be the best value for money out there (as of feb-2009). Image quality is every bit as good as others say, DVDs look crisp and bright. The 630 series has the semi-matte finish which works great for me because the room is brightly lit and would be impossible to watch on the reflective screens on the 650 series and the like. Strongly recommend this feature if your room has lots of light.

Philips 32PFL3504D/F7 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

California Energy Commission Rule to Impact HDTV Industry (PC World via Yahoo! News)
For the California Energy Commission, the voluntary guidelines of the Federal Energy Star program aren’t enough to curb energy guzzling by HDTVs. In a unanimous vote, the CEC just introduced the nation’s first state-mandated regulations for energy efficiency. The regulations will apply to televisions up to 58 inches in screen size.
Source: news.yahoo.com