Home | Forums | Article Search | Subscribe & Shop | Contact Us | Log Out HP LC3760N 37-inch HD LCD TV Email This Print This View My Personal Library Heavy Gear September 2006 • Vol.6 Issue 9 Page(s) 24 in print issue Add To My Personal Library HP LC3760N 37-inch HD LCD TV LC3760N 37-inch HD LCD TV $1,899 HP www.hp.com CPU Rating: 3 Specs: 16:9 aspect ratio, 1,366 x 768 pixels, 0.258 pitch, 1,200:1 contrast ratio, 6ms response time, 2 HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), 2 HD component AV, 1 S-Video, 3 composite video, 176 degree viewing angle, 53 pounds If you want to pay close to two grand for a flat-screen LCD, you might want to consider the HP LC3760N 37-inch HD LCD TV. It has enough connectors to keep you busy for the better part of the day hooking up everything you own, the picture is beautiful, and it doesn’t take up much space; it’s less than 6 inches deep. It comes with a simple stand, or you can mount it on your wall. The LC37760N has a clear picture with a high contrast ratio, excellent response time, and wide viewing angle that delivers a great analog TV picture, as well as HD. Its widescreen format means you’ll be able to enjoy movies more, as well. The two built-in speakers are conveniently placed on the front of the unit, but for real 3D surround sound you’ll want to connect the set to a receiver and at least a 5.1 speaker setup. The remote is amazingly simple to use and logically arranged for something that does so much. Even though the LC3760N supports 480p, 720p, and 1080i modes, you don’t want to use this TV to just receive over-the-air programming and should, if you don’t already, subscribe to HD cable or satellite services. Over-the-air HD isn’t very satisfying unless you’re lucky enough to live close by the transmitting stations and don’t mind fussing with the space-age antenna (not included) that you’ll need to pull down the signal. by David Strom  User Reviews Be the first to write a review of this product Want more information about a topic you found of interest while reading this article? Type a word or phrase that identifies the topic and click "Search" to find relevant articles from within our editorial database. Enter A Subject (key words or a phrase): ALL Words (‘digital’ AND ‘photography’) ANY Words (‘digital’ OR ‘photography’) Exact Match ('digital photography'- all words MUST appear together) Home      Copyright & Legal Information      Privacy Policy      Site Map      Contact Us Copyright © 2010 Sandhills Publishing Company U.S.A. All rights reserved.