NEW! 32" Class (31.5" Diagonal) Widescreen Panasonic VIERA LCD 720p HDTV with Game Mode, Built-In SD Card Slot, 178° Wide Viewing Angle, Intelligent Scene Controller, 3 HDMI Inputs and VIERA Link® HDAVI Control

The Panasonic TC-32LX85 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV delivers surprisingly impressive picture quality for a small-screen LCD TV.

With stunning picture quality, outstanding service, and effortless connectivity, Panasonic makes HDTV ownership a truly enjoyable and entertaining experience.

The wide 178 viewing angle of the IPS Alpha Panel endures clear, bright images when viewed from most anywhere in the room. Contrast is enhanced between light and dark areas.

The Panasonic TC-32LX85 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV's offers a fairly comprehensive feature package for an entry-level 32-inch LCD TV. Its native resolution is 1366x768, or around 720p, whereas many higher-end models have a 1080p native resolution. At this screen size, however, the benefits of 1080p resolution are nearly impossible to discern with moving video, whether standard- or high-definition.

Improved Scene Controller (I.S.C.) of Panasonic TC-32LX85 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV combines with improved panel contrast to achieve a high, 10,000:1 contrast ratio; blacks are deepened by an expanded backlight tuning area.

With VIERA Link, you can control your compatible Panasonic DVD recorder, Blu-ray Disc player, home theater sound system and HD camcorder all with a single remote. HDMI cables make set-up quick and easy; VIERA Link even automatically sets your DVD recorder via an Auto Preset Download function.

The built-in SD memory card slot of Panasonic TC-32LX85 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV allows you to instantly display your digital photos, either in random order or as a slide show. You can also watch videos that were recorded on your Panasonic HD camcorder.

Some dubious picture-adjusting features include Color Management and AI Picture, both of which should be shut off for optimum performance. AI is an auto-contrast feature that raises and lowers the light output of the panel depending on ambient room lighting. This ultimately makes black and white level a moving target, and both of these parameters really should remain constant.