Best Rated 32-inch HDTVs Reviews and Comparison for 2010

Best Rated 32-inch TVs – This page contains a roundup of all of the best top-rated 32-inch LCD and LED HDTVs, presented here for a comparison of price, features, and reviews. This size is good for small bedrooms or small dens. You can check what size you need by consulting our HDTV Sizing Guide. The 32-inch HDTV is the smallest sized TV where 1080p or 120Hz are available. For 2010 more 32-inch HDTVs have 120HZ anti blur technology, and are LED Backlit. So if you are considering a 26-inch or 32-inch, you may want to opt for the larger 32-inch size if it will meet your size requirements and you want these features. Click on the reviews link underneath each TV to see owner reviews and ratings for each model for easy comparison.

Best Rated 32-inch HDTVs

Samsung LN32C350	Vizio SV320XVT	Panasonic TC-L32X2	Sony KDL-32EX400
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720p LCD TV	1080p LCD TV	720p LCD TV	1080p LCD TV
60Hz	120Hz	60Hz	60Hz
30,000:1 contrast	50,000:1 contrast	20,000:1 contrast	not published
2 HDMI	3 HDMI	3 HDMI	4 HDMI

Best Rated 32-inch HDTVs

Samsung LN32C550	Sony Bravia KDL-32EX700	Samsung UN32C4000	LG 32LD550
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1080p LCD TV	1080p LED TV	720p LED TV	1080p LCD TV
60Hz	120Hz	60Hz	120Hz
80,000:1 contrast	not published	2,000,000:1	150,000:1 contrast
4 HDMI	4 HDMI	4HDMI	4 HDMI




Glossary of Terms

LCD = Liquid Crystal Display, the current most popular screen type (plasma being second most popular). 720p = (1366×768) with 1 million pixels resolution (Standard broadcast HD) 1080p = (1920×1080) with 2 million pixels resolution (Maximum Blu-ray quality) Contrast = refers to dynamic contrast. Higher is better. More contrast allows more shadow details in the picture. 120Hz = 120 hertz anti blur technology. Eliminates blur on LCD TVs during high action sports and movies. 60Hz = Normal TV without anti blur technology. HDMI = HDMI inputs allow you to connect devices to your HDTV such as DVD and Blu-ray players and game consoles. LED HDTV = Instead of a conventional fluorescent backlight, these HDTVs use LED lights for backlighting. This dramatically improves picture contrast, colors, and overall picture. LED TVs also use about 40% less electricity.




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