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Apex LD3249

$350.00 Released June, 2009

The Pros:Excellent price for a 32-inch TV - provides excellent widescreen HD support at a cost comparable to smaller, lower-quality screens. Standard definition content up-conversion is excellent - instantly optimizes standard cable content for best possible playback within the unit's parameters. Ideal for playing back content from a computer source via VGA connectivity - plays back applicable content at full 1080p HD resolution.

The Cons:Remote control component is poorly constructed - matte finish is indicative of poor craftsmanship, with sharp edges causing user pain/discomfort. Unit is not compatible with universal remote codes - severely limits home theater integration unless the user owns a specialized "learning remote". Mounting bracket spacing is awkwardly sized - doesn't comfortably fit the stock 32" mounting bracket, forcing users to purchase a separate mounting unit of the right size.

The Apex LD3249 is a high definition television that's sleek and ideal for any room in the household. the 32-inch HD LCD widescreen display is vivid and attractive making it ideal for movies, HD television programming and video game systems such as the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.

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Apex LD3249 32" 720p LCD TV - 16:9 - HDTV by PriceGrabber.com

Unlike some models from competitive companies, the television presents clear and detailed digital video and audio through only one cable and can also be wall-mounted to add style to a room.

Features

32-inch HD LCD widescreen display
1366x768 native resolution; 16:9 aspect ratio
Inputs:
- 3 HDMI
- 2 Component Video
- 2 Composite Video
- 1 S-Video
- 1 PC/VGA
Brightness: 400 cd/m2
Response TIme: 7ms
Viewing Angle: 170 degrees horizontal, 160 vertical
Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 6000:1
Clear digital video and audio through one cable
Compatible with HD programming
Stylish and lightweight design

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Excellent price for a 32-inch TV - provides excellent widescreen HD support at a cost comparable to smaller, lower-quality screens
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Standard definition content up-conversion is excellent - instantly optimizes standard cable content for best possible playback within the unit's parameters
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Ideal for playing back content from a computer source via VGA connectivity - plays back applicable content at full 1080p HD resolution
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Built-in speakers provide surprisingly good sound outputting - sound is well-amplified and fairly clear, even throughout lower frequency ranges

Cons

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Remote control component is poorly constructed - matte finish is indicative of poor craftsmanship, with sharp edges causing user pain/discomfort
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Unit is not compatible with universal remote codes - severely limits home theater integration unless the user owns a specialized "learning remote"
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Mounting bracket spacing is awkwardly sized - doesn't comfortably fit the stock 32" mounting bracket, forcing users to purchase a separate mounting unit of the right size