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ViewSonic N3760w

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Pros
Excellent color and image quality
Cons
So-so speakers

$929.00
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Product Specs

Screen Specs
Diagonal screen size	37 inches
Viewable size	37 inches
Display type	LCD
Pitch	0.6 mm
Maximum resolution	1366 x 768
Contrast ratio	800:1
Brightness	500 cd/m^2
Horizontal viewing angle	178 °
Vertical viewing angle	178 °
Response time	8 ms
Aspect ratio	16:9
Pixel Response Type	Gray-to-gray

Broadcast Standards & Resolutions
Broadcast format displayed	768p
Broadcast format supported	1080i 720p

Dimensions and Weight
Width	37.8 inches
Depth	11 inches
Height	28.7 inches
Weight	68.2 pounds
Wall-Mountable	Yes

Interface Connections
Other Interfaces	PC Audio
Input	VGA Input S-Video Input (x2) RF Coaxial Input RCA Audio Input (x3) HDMI Input Composite Input (x2) Component Input (x2)
Output	RCA Audio Output

Other Features
General features	Reset to Factory Settings Antiglare
Picture in picture	Yes
Remote control	RF

Adjustments
Height-Adjustable Base	No
Panel Pivot	No
Panel Tilt	No
Swivel	No

Aesthetics
Cabinet Colors	Black

Included Hardware
Included Hardware	Speaker Type Speakers ATSC Tuner NTSC Tuner Remote control with batteries RCA A/V cable

Included Software
Included Software	Quick Start guide user guide

Warranty & Support
Warranty information	1 Year Limited Warranty

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What You Should Know about the N3760w

Good Screen Size For the Bedroom

HDTVs with a diagonal screen size between 37 and 41 inches, such as this model has, are typically LCD televisions with a resolution of either 1366 by 768 or 1920 by 1080 (1080p). Plasma televisions of this size and resolution are less common. The optimum viewing distance for an HDTV screen like this one is about 6 to 7 feet. That makes a television of this size appropriate for a variety of living situations, including the bedroom, the den, or a small living area.

Reviewed by: walts36

Duration of ownership: 2 Years

Strengths: none

Weaknesses: service? absolutely very poor

Overall Evaluation: Caution! make sure you want a "VIEWSONIC LCDTV DISPLAY".I have a N3250w LCDTV Display since Dec. 2005. The first 9 months, we were pleased with the picture using the 16:9 option even though we didn't subscribe to Cable HD Service.Then we saw what I call 'burn in" that just got worse each day. That became dark bands outside od the 4:3 display and eventually also have dark blotchy in rest of screen. I called Viewsonic Service and they could not help me as we were outside the 1 year warranty. They asked if we had the extended warranty and of course we did not! "SORRY" was the only reply given, outside of service station in California for repairs that I would have to pay myself. Everyone should check extended warranties to find out that "BURNOUT" in not covered in all cases. I've have been told and know of others that burnout occurs on both PLASMA and LCD tv's.A family relative had this happen to his 51 inch rear projection tv as well(with the Channel's logo) etched on his screen. I will look for a CRT (proven) set that also has HD resolution as my future selection. Sony and Samsung have these in the 32-34 inch screen. Buyer beware of Viewsonic and other manufactures of this unwanted feature called "BURN IN"
Reviewed by: mandt

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: good picture for the price

Weaknesses: remote doesn't work for 2 minutes after you turn tv on, intermittent problems with volume and picture

Overall Evaluation: We bought this TV at Costco. The remote won't work right away when you turn on the TV, so you are stuck watching whatever channel and whatever volume for a few minutes until the TV and remote decide to communicate with each other. But sometimes it does work right away, and sometimes not at all, you just never know. Sometimes you can't get volume at all, even though it is showing the sound is supposed to be turned way up. Another day, there was no picture just a grey screen, and we couldn't turn the TV off - not even with the actual power button on the tv. We thought, okay this MUST be defective so we returned it (no problems there, Costco is great) and bought another identical unit. SAME PROBLEMS. Can't take the frustration anymore, this one is going back too and we'll just have to spend more money. I don't think I'd ever take a chance on Viewsonic again.