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It looks like in my case that component looks better on my TV. Another thing unusual about my set, even though it is considered a widescreen set, the aspect ratio is 15:9 and not 16:9, I had never heard of that before. Thanks to everyone for their input!

I really have no interest in hooking up my computer to a TV, but if I did the TV has both a DVI & VGA connection. Iam using a HDMI to DVI, because the Dish Network Satellite receiver (VIP211) uses a HDMI connection.

I have a Westinghouse 30" LCD HDTV. I had always heard the DVI connection was a much better connection for HDTV, but because the DVI cables were so expensive, I stuck with Component until now. I was able to find HDMI to DVI cables at a reasonable price, so decided to go ahead and give it a try...

I have the Radio Shack 8-in-1 Learning remote that works very well with mine. Model #15-2116.

I ended up buying the Westinghouse set and I have had it about 6 weeks now. It has performed very well and I have not had any problems at all.

Thanks for the info!

I recently purchased my second HDTV a Westinghouse LCD flat panel. My first set was a Phillips CRT type that only accepted Component cables, but the LCD one also accepts DVI-HDCP. I have heard that DVI is better even though I must say so far the image quality is very good as it is. The DVI...

It's 1024X768 at least according to the specs. Thanks!

I was looking at the Best Buy wed site and they had this "30 Westinghouse LCD on sale for 1200.00, The description lists it as a Widescreen HDTV monitor, but the specs lists the aspect ratio as 5:3, I have never heard of that type of aspect ratio. Does anyone have any info on this. Thanks!

Bad link, page displays "does not exist". Anyway, I know of two people from work that have recently bought the GE 52 inch model #D52W20 from Circuit City and they say it is fantastic. When they bought it, it was on sale for 837.00, but I believe the sale is over now.