Westinghouse TX-47F430S 47-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV

Bring style sophistication and technology advancement to your cinema room with this TX-47F430S, a 47" 1080p LCD HDTV- truly the perfect TV for your entire cinema needs. This LCD HDTV offers 1080Pure - 1080p resolution out of all HD inputs, an astounding four HDMI inputs, and an integrated ATSC/NTSC/ClearQAM tuner. This display is not only an engineering marvel but designed with class and sophistication; featuring subtle lines and a thin 5.5" casing this display has a deep onyx bezel with brushed titanium gray accents. Enjoy the latest Blu-ray or HD DVD movie, or watching your favorite HD TV show.
Customer Review: Westinghouse product breaks - Company Does not stand behind its product
I purchased a Westinghouse TV and within 4 months the TV was broken. At that point I called customer support and they were NOT willing to stand behind thier product. I asked if they found it reasonable for a TV go out in 4 months, all they said was that they could not help me.
Customer Review: I guess, if yours work it is 5 stars for the price!
I see that most of the 1 star reviews are from people that had problems, which is understandable. However, if it works likes mine, it is a 5 star tv for the price. (update, I have this for 1 month now, watch my bedtime shows about 2-4 hours every night with it without any problems. There was a power spike 2 weeks ago in the house that took me 5-8 tries to unplug and power back on, but eventually it worked. Oh well, still a 5 star rating until is stops working.) I got mine from the local BB, and it works. I wanted a 120htz tv, but it costs 30-80+% more. For the price, I could not resist this one; plus, the convenience of getting it on the spot makes it more tempting. I have bought a 32" westinghouse lcd tv for my mom several years ago, and it seems to be running. Also Westinghouse seems to have one of the higher quality picture in the low-cost tv range. My next tv after this one may be for the 60" sony xbr 120hz, but only when the prices come down. This will be good to tie me over until then. I have a 1080i hd-dvd player plugged into the hdmi (I think there is 4 possible) connection--works great, no skipped frames. My dvd player is plugged in with components (2 possible); my sat/directv is plugged in the video (only 1 possible). Nice features: auto shut off when there is no signal automatic switch when there is a new signal (I can watch the TV, but when I turn on the DVD player, sat, or hd-dvd, it automatically switches over without fiddling with the tv. however, when I turn off the hd player, it goes through auto-off because there is no signal--it doesn't try to find another available signal.) the internal hd tuner picks up my local channels with rabbit years. (I have an amplified antennae which works better, but I was able to use another non-amplified antenna to get all of my local channels. The rabbit years are pointed funny to get better reception than the amplified ones, but it works.) I can still see that the samsung / sony's get a better picture from the color tricks that they do; however, if you do not have the higher quality tv sitting next to this one when you are watching it, it is hard to tell the difference when you are standing 6 feet away. Pros: 47" big screen, cheap price, high quality picture in the low-cost class Cons: only 1 video input (I personally would rather have 2 video input and 3 hdmi instead of 1 vid and 4 hdmi). the "energy off" produces a low freq hum. (this off mode is also set off when you use the sleep function). I simply turned off the energy feature--however, the hum after I used the sleep function still annoys me when I wake up in the morning. (maybe when I get older, I will become deaf to lower frequency noises--ha!) Overall, I am currently giving this a 5 star. Rest assured, if this thing breaks on me within 2 years, I will definately take it down to 1 star (or less)!