Samsung is the leader in development and manufacturing of LCD TV’s. The new LTN325W is the best in class with unique picture enhancement circuitry like DNIe ultra fast pixel speed, and industry leading contrast and brightness. But the true beauty of these sets is the fact that such stunning quality and features are available in such a thin, light and beautiful cabinet. You can use it as an HDTV monitor, connect the latest audio, video, and gaming devices, or even hook up your PC and use it simultaneously. Flexibility, performance and beauty - executed in a form only available from Samsung.

The Samsung LTN325W sports a generous feature package, starting with its 1,280×768 native-resolution LCD element. That means it can display every detail of 720p HDTV and, like all fixed-pixel displays, it converts incoming material to fit the available pixels. You’ll need an external tuner to watch HDTV. There’s also 2:3 pull-down in the video processing and a best-of-breed 3D YC digital comb filter for composite-video sources.

Review By Pcmag

This Samsung model has a wide-XGA resolution (1,280-by-768) and a pair of NTSC tuners for PIP and split-screen options. You can rename the input sources and create separate picture settings for each, and the panel has connections for two component video inputs. It also has a DVI-D connector that supports HDCP; an optional adapter is compatible with the new high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) connector, which lets you transfer uncompressed digital image information between AV components.

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Review By Amazon

Designed for maximum size, quality, and versatility, Samsung’s 32-inch widescreen LTN325W thin-film-resistor LCD TV comes with an internal 181-channel NTSC TV tuner and external input jacks so you can hook up and view nearly any home-entertainment source, from an HDTV receiver to a DVD player, satellite system, gaming console, or other component. And because it’s fully digital, you can even use the set as a big-screen, high-resolution PC monitor, taking full advantage of its dual-tuner PC picture-in-picture feature to watch two programs simultaneously or keep an eye on a video source while you seek more information or write e-mail online.

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Review By dtvcity

The Samsung LTN3265W’s color decoder was quite good, lacking any detectable red push (a tendency to exaggerate reds in proportion to other colors). Unfortunately, the primary colors of green and especially red looked noticeably inaccurate. Red had a distinctly orange cast, as evidenced by the American flag blowing in the wind in the beginning of the Shuttle Launch sequence on Digital Video Essentials. We also noticed a greener cast to people’s faces.

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Review By Reviews.cnet

The 2:3 pull-down in the panel’s video processor worked well with film-based DVD material. Black-level performance, on the other hand, leaves a lot to be desired. Visible low-level noise and false contouring artifacts were a major distraction when viewing dark material. The opening sequence of Alien is a good torture test for a display such as this, and the LTN325W didn’t fare too well. What should be pristine black space with stars was really dark gray with dancing pixels and snowy-looking video noise in dark areas. LCD panels are very similar to plasma panels in their susceptibility to these artifacts, and both also tend to look much better with bright material. The LTN325W was no exception.

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Samsung LTN325W LCD TV price at $3179