Product Description SANYO has a rich history in creating and delivering technology-based products to every corner of the globe. SANYO manufactures a broad range of electronic products. SANYO's broad product base is continually evolving in support of newer technologies and changing market trends.PRODUCT FEATURES:Integrated ATSC Digital and NTSC Analog Tuners;Digital Clear QAM capable for unscrambled digital cable;HDMI, Component, S-Video and A/V Inputs;Digital Optical Audio Output Jack.
Great TV for the priceSeptember 14, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I needed a high definition TV for my PS3, and this is the one I settled on. I was torn between a 22" Samsung and this one. Over all, I think the Samsung was a better TV, but this one was a little bigger, and had more features, and cost $40 less. I bought it, took it home and had it set up in no time. It was quite easy to configure, and over all, I'm quite happy with the picture.
For the price, it's pretty goodSeptember 6, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm not an HDTV expert. We wanted a lowish-priced television, and figured that the HDTV route was the way to go, since they're not that much more expensive. I got this for $387 at Walmart. I'll preface this by saying that I didn't know (and don't know) much about the HD world, nor about HDTVs or electronics in general. I'm a graphic designer, though, so I'm picky about resolution and color. My impressions so far:
1. The set-up isn't intuitive for someone who doesn't know much about televisions. I think that the info included could have been more comprehensive, particularly in explaining the interfacing with cable boxes. I know this isn't really the TV maker's responsibility, but explaining the difference between 720p and whatever else would be very helpful. The cable company eventually explained everything to me.
2. This has nothing to do with THIS TV, but with 16:9 HDTVs in general: note that most cable channels are going to be centered square in the middle of the screen, so you don't really get the full 26 inches, because most TV isn't broadcast in wide screen.
3. With my non-HD cable box, the picture was really bad. Really bad. Ghosting, pixels, and notably worse than my regular old non-HDTV. With the HD cable box, the HD channels are fabulous, but I still think the regular channel pictures looked better on the non-HDTV. Not a huge difference, and worth it for the fabulous HD picture, but notable nevertheless.
4. The HD picture is very nice and contrasty and bright, compared to the others I've seen in the store. I don't notice any real problem with the viewing angle either. The picture DOES seem to be a little bit red, and messing with the color controls doesn't seem to do very much at all. I wish there were better color control.
Maybe this will help an HDTV dummy like me. I'm satisfied with the TV. It's not the best TV I've ever seen, but I got it for what I think is a very reasonable price. And I think many of my gripes may just be that "regular" non-HD channels are smaller and less clear on this TV than they were on my square regular non-HD set.
Throw Away itemJune 4, 2008 2 out of 6 found this review helpful
If you're the type of consumer who buys a new TV every year, then go ahead and buy this one. It won't last any longer than that anyway! The picture goes out - completely gone - with only a couple of vertical flickering bars of blue & red. Great if you're high on drugs - not great for watching regular programming. We're not the only one with this unresolved issue - Google the internet to see the rest.
I will never buy another Sanyo product.
excellent quality & ellegant appearanceJune 1, 2008 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I purchased this model in Wal-Mart for $448, after owning a standard Sanyo TV set and being very satisfied with it. The LCD HD model also appealed to me with its elegant appearance of fine proportions and matt-black finish. Although lowest in price, the Sanyo model looked so much better than all expensive ones - with their metallic or glossy bodies. Easy to assemble and connect, it also shows a very satisfying quality of picture, even with analog cable. It is superb when viewing DVDs and those few digital programming accessible. Although it is recommended by the manufacturer, I don't think, I really need to upgrade my analog cable service to HD.
$600?February 21, 2008 6 out of 19 found this review helpful
I've seen this television at many Wal-Mart stores for under $500. Why would anyone want to buy this television for $600 + shipping here?
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