The Sharp Aquos LC-32PX5M will cast a good impression as soon as you pull it out of the box. A sleek design, study table stand and pleasing silver-back color scheme all contribute to the overall aesthetics. The TV supports a maximum resolution of 1,366 x 768 pixels. Playing games on the TV was quite a treat, but we've definitely seen better-like the Samsung LA-32R81B. The Aquos has a response time of 6 ms though, which is
marginally faster than the Samsung at 8 ms.

The speakers are placed at the bottom of the screen which adds to the good looks of the TV, but the speakers themselves were only good enough for light TV watching. Coming to contrast ratio, it is also low (6000:1), as compared to some of the other LCD's we reviewed in the past. As far as connectivity goes, you get two HDMI ports, 3 x composite video, 2 x component video.

What I found strange is that TV does not swivel side to side. The stand is locked to one position only, so if you need to turn it around a bit to get the desired angle, you'll have to pick it up and turn it. Now, that is a bit much for lazy fellows like me. However, wall mounting is also an available option. Secondly, the placement of the buttons on the TV is puzzling-on top! This is okay if the TV is kept on a table. But if you'll mount the TV, seeing the buttons (and even reaching them) won't be an easy task.

Overall, the TV has good looks with a decent feature set-but there are other cheaper options that will perform just as well-like the Samsung
LA-32R81B.