TV Reviews

I purchased this television about 3 months ago, and I am very happy with it. The television is loaded with features. The picture is very clear with rich, bright colors. There are several sound options available, such as "stereo", "sound logic" (which keeps the commercials from blaring) and "expanded stereo" (a feature that simulates surround sound stereo). Guide Plus, a free service, is also a nice feature. It allows you to quickly locate channels, as well as read program descriptions and ratings. The TV also has front and rear jacks which is nice if you have alot of equipment to hook up. Programming the TV was a snap thanks to the interactive setup program. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to purchase a high quaility, feature packed television at a reasonable price.

First I wanted HD, then flat screen, but the money was just not worth it for me. So after looking at 36" TVs, I found this 35" RCA. You can't notice the 1" difference and the TV has a grea picture, good AV inputs/outputs and for the price, you can't beat it.

This is the 3rd RCA TV in my house (a 19", 26" and now 35") and I've never had a glitch. The remotes are great. Nice to look at and user friendly and the Guide+ is a free gift, great for those of us without Digital cable.

Pros : Large 4.0" Active Matrix LCD; very sharp, clear, and crisp picture; wide viewing angle, sound quality is good with reasonable dynamic range, signal reception good even in questionable areas, unit is easy to hold and grasp, nice feel and texture to case with non-slip rubber over mold, built in hand strap is convenient, has removable battery pack, hooks up easily to either VCR or CamCorder, comes with AC wall adapter and DC car adapter.

Cons : is a definite battery drainer, AC adapter jack is right under hand strap making holding the unit a little uncomfortable, should have a snap on protective screen cover, 2 speakers would have been nice too for Stereo broadcasts.

My Uncle recently bought this television and I tell you what it is the best. I go over to his house three or four times a day just to watch it. It also has the best sound quality I've ever heard in a tv. All in all I think it was a great buy. I'm even thinking about buying one myself.

I own several of the Roku art packs and this is my favorite. The live art: flowers blowing in the wind, ripples in the mountain lake, a flowing mountain stream and the clouds moving accross the sonoma desert are restfull enjoyment. These pictures both live art and static are stunning when viewed on my HDTV set thru the Roku.

This is a good television. For small apartments in South Korea.

If you don't feel like making mounting modifications to your home, and you want a cool, unobtrusive way to keep your plasma supported, this is the perfect solution. It looks good, it is exceedingly sturdy, easy to put together, has good vertical range of motion and around 20 degrees of horizontat tilt. All in all I am very, very happy with this stand.

As a sidenote, I can't believe how many people buy a plasma and then decide to keep all their AV equipment mounted on a deep stand either below or to the side of the plasma ! Do yourself a favour and pick up a relatively cheap IR repeater setup, and put all that ugly equipment behind cabinet doors or in the next room!

My first review of this TV was a bit hasty. Not only did I not know what I was doing, I didn't know What I was talking about. NBC and CBS broadcast in 1080i and ABC in 720p. Fox has never been HDTV, with their resolution topping out at 480p. This TV works best when switched into Progressive mode (Wether on the Set Top Box or DVD player). I love it now, that I fixed the interleced problem.

My first review of this TV was a bit hasty. Not only did I not know what I was doing, I didn't know What I was talking about. NBC and CBS broadcast in 1080i and ABC in 720p. Fox has never been HDTV, with their resolution topping out at 480p. This TV works best when switched into Progressive mode (Wether on the Set Top Box or DVD player). I love it now, that I fixed the interleced problem.