The Westinghouse LVM-37W1 is a 37 inch budget monitor with a surprisingly complete jack packs and good pictures.

If you’ve read our previous post on another Westinghouse tv, you’ll see how the company has successfully re-badged itself as a quality centered budget tv manufacturer.

This set is no exception. In fact, this is one of the first 37 inch tv marketed with 1080p as it’s native resolution.

The tv may not look that cool with square box looking design. However, this set took us by surprise with 2 DVI input. Ample connection jack means that you can have your HD digital cable, HD satellite, and a digital game console all plugged in at once.

Like most lcd, the deep black isn’t that accurate and there’s some noise for white. Another drawback is the fact that the LVM-37W1 lacks a tuner - something that might not bother much people.

It’s high definition color is good; even out of box and you’ll also be satisfied with it’s video and game picture performance. In fact, this is one of the best budget lcd that’s in the market today.

With 1080p native resolution, 2 DVI input and good high definition image, the LVM-37W1 is a great budget lcd for everyone.

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At Cnet, this set received a 7.0 out of 10 marks for it’s performance. Cnet’s editor said :

“At this price, it’s hard not to recommend the Westinghouse LVM-37W1 for viewing HDTV in a bright room or using as a massive computer monitor, especially when compared to the other LCDs we’ve seen so far.”

At Amazon, buyers have been relatively happy with LVM-37W1. One said:

“Pros: HD picture quality! It has a plethora of inputs, and 2 DVI inputs. Great contrast ratio–guests will exclaim at the quality of fine white fonts on a dark screen in a program’s credits in INHD, for instance. Did I mention how cheap it is?

Cons: analog picture is bleah. Blacks are a little soggy, whites can be washed out sometimes, too. Edge lighting is a bit uneven. In a dark room, my set has a brighter “blob” in the middle of the screen. It’s not noticeable unless you know it’s there, though. The remote is dinky and should be scrapped for a decent universal ASAP.
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RETAIL AT: $999

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