1. Samsung LN32B650 1080p LCD TV offers deep black levels, energy efficient, good color accuracy, four HDMI inputs, one PC input and includes network streaming, built in content, and Yahoo widgets. The downside is dark areas are more blue, on the high end when it comes to cost, glossy screen, and no S-Video inputs.
2. Samsung UN32B6000 1080p LCD TV offers deep black levels, energy efficient, nice color accuracy, and 1.2-inch panel. The downside is the angle performance is poor, high end of the spectrum when it comes to cost, and glossy screen.
3. Sony KDL-32S5100 1080p LCD TV offers the Bravia internet video link, not expensive, 1080p resolution, and good connectivity with PC input. The downside is low levels audio is distorted, low refresh rate, and the black levels are not good.
4. LG 32LH40 1080p LCD TV offers TruMotion 120 Hz, lighting sensor, awesome connectivity with four HDMI ports, energy saving plus, and USB port for retrieving videos and music. The downside is no S-Video input, black levels are not good and the color accuracy is not good.
5. Panasonic TC-L32X1 720p LCD TV is an energy star rated TV offering iPod dock, fair color accuracy, and good connectivity. The downside is the iPod based digital photos cannot be seen, iPod videos aspect ratio cannot be changed, no analog audio output, and black levels are great.
One thing to remember if you are looking for a 32 inch HDTV, you will need to have a viewing distance of 4 feet for 1080p and 6 feet for 720p or the picture quality will not be as good as you desire from a HDTV.
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