Syntax Olevia 219H

size, image quality, price

sound, black level

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Stretch Technology works well. Good picture. Good amount of settings to adjust. Plenty of different connection types

Audio is thin, weak and contains a plastic resonance. No amount of tweaking with the EQ can make it better. The audio alone caused me to return this product ; Aspect ratio is 16:10...Why would they do this? On normal 16:9 brodcasts one can choose...

Big Picture Technology does a good job of filling the screen without too much distortion -- even on Standard Def

Awful sound: thin, weak, with plastic resonance. 16:10 aspect ratio incorrect for High Def. Slow response on remote. Mediocre contrast ratio and black level

Excellent picture (Read more later) ; Cheap (I payed $280) ; Built in HD tuner works well and has excellent reception

The TV came with two dead pixels. Without them I would have been thrilled with the picture, but I also later noticed after I hooked up my Xbox 360 that there was also a half second audio delay between the video and audio

Very good buy. My friend got this as a birthday present and he loves it. There was nothing wrong with it and it fits his room size perfectly

None

HD channels show up amazing. Lots of in-puts for what I need, HDMI, VGA and component. 360 looks amazing. Sound is great for what I though it would be and the size is great

Weird menu set-up that I had to struggle with a bit before getting exactly what I wanted. A small delay in changing channels and as with most sets SDTV is kind of fuzzy

Great Price. Sound is above average for TV this size. Lots of input options. HDMI capable. Integrated ATSC and NTSC tuners. Screen is decently bright

5 Dead Pixels. Despite having native 1440x900 resolution, will not display 1440x900 from computer source through either DVI>HDMI or VGA cables. Maxes at 1280x800 (despite actually containing 1440x900). I can't find a resolution forcing program for...