32" LCD HDTV/DVD Combo
SK-32H590D

The Westinghouse SK-32H590D is a 32" widescreen DVD combo featuring an integrated ATSC/NTSC/ClearQAM tuner and front slot-load DVD/CD player. Designed to fit cleanly and stylishly into any space, this deceptively thin combo unit offers such top-of-the-line features as Pixel Direct™ technology for a short signal path, SpineDesign™ side connectors for easy accessibility and Autosource™ automatic source detection. And two (2) HDMI® connectors to ensure maximum connectivity now and in the future.

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Integrated DVD	Pixel Direct™	Autosource™	DayBright™	SpineDesign™	Waterfall™	Extended Service Plan

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Review from: zippy890
I purchased this TV for home use. I was looking for a self-contained unit that would perform well on its own without the need for added components. This is my second LCD TV purchase and, while electronically savvy, I'm not obsessive about every detail (I have not spent hours looking for burned out pixels with a magnifying glass or cycled through every menu option for bugs). Thus far, I am very pleased with this television. For a videophile, this might be a good second/bedroom/kids TV. This would also be a good TV for an office training room.

I looked at several different models before settling on this model. I initially looked at the Westinghouse LTV32W432 with built in DVD player but the reviews were lackluster and the unit appeared to have some quirks (like DVDs always commencing with subtitles). The SK-32H590D32 appears to be the successor unit and Westinghouse seems to have corrected all of the issues from the LTV32W432.

I found the picture to be first-rate for a sub-$1000 LCD TV. I looked at a 32" Sony Bravia ($1200) and several other models in stores and the picture on this unit easily compares. It is worth noting that, if you only have analog cable, the picture on this TV (or any other LCD/Plasma TV) will be a touch grainy. That said, digital cable and DVDs on this model are strikingly clean and clear.

The audio seems more than adequate for a self-contained unit. It's not THx Dolby Digital theater surround sound, but it's clean and clear with simple adjustments for treble, bass and balance.

Esthetically the TV has a clean look with a simple Westinghouse logo and a DVD slot on the front. Note that it is, more or less, matte black with a small polished metal bar on the bottom and not grey as it appears on the CNET page. It has a fairly low depth profile - 5.9 inches without stand - which is amazing considering the it has a front loading DVD. The unit is also relatively light (less than 50 lbs) and has an X screw holes on the back for wall mounting (for first time flat screen TV buyers, note that if you want to mount this unit on he wall, you will need to buy a wall mounting bracket separately). This TV also has all of the controls - volume, channel, mode - cleanly mounted out of view on the right side (for when the remote inevitably gets misplaced).

The remote and menus are simple and easy to use. The TV started up out of the box with a few simple questions (day, date, cable station search) and was ready to watch. The single, simple remote for both TV and DVD was refreshing (might be a good TV for a less than technically savvy person – elderly parents or inept officemates come to mind). I found the menus/settings much like the Microsoft Windows "Start Menu" (thus being familiar) and found them intuitive and easy to use.

All-in-all I found this to be a good sub-$1000 LCD TV and, so far, think it was very much worth the price.

Review from: Ridgedarrell
Basically I found this to be very nice TV.
The internal DVD player works extremely well & is very clear, good rich stereo sound from the internal speakers. Very attractive rich looking outer casing.
I experimented with Comcast digital cable &
non-digital signal. When hooked up to digital signal Vary clear picture, on non-digital signal still a very good picture,
but it dose get fuzzy if you get to close to the TV. I paid $649 for this TV so take your time and shop around. I'll give it 8 out of 10 stars. Just because the internal menu is somewhat difficult to use until you get more acquainted with it & that will take a little time.

Review from: robdangel
While I don’t profess to be an HDTV expert, I am an image quality snot. I compared this TV to the Olevia 232V, 532H and Sylvania and I have to say this LCD wins image quality hands down. NO pixilation in even the fastest moving images. Excellent detail via hdmi input. Does standard PQ decently as well. Setup is a breeze, and the built in DVD plays my DVD-R's! Paid $699 at BJ's and this is a bargain beyond belief. Put this next to my $5000 Rear projection Pioneer elite HDTV and this one wins. Looks like I am going to have to replace my 50" Pioneer!! You cannot go wrong for the price. NOT AT ALL! My only complaint is that there is no way to adjust the tint. You have to manually adjust the red green and blue which can be a little challenging.