Look below the cut for the written review of today's product from Attack of the Show.

What You Need to Know

• It's black and glossy but feels a little plasticy
• It's subtle and doesn't stand out in your living room
• About 10” deep at its deepest point, but this is to hold all of the inputs; all of them are side mounted and this makes it really easy to mount against a wall
• 4 HDMI
• 2 component's
• S-video
• Composite
• USB
• VGA for a laptop
• All the bases are covered
• For the most part the menus are easy to navigate
• Everything is in an easy to read drop down that allows you to configure a ton of settings
• It has an auto detect feature for different sources but sometimes it doesn't know which one to use; it's just easier to switch from the menu
• You almost got the feeling of surround sound out of just a few speakers
• Normally, you need a home theatre system along with a TV to really do it justice, but you may not have to worry about it with this one
• The colors were a bit washed out, but not bad by any means
• The 5000 to 1 contrast properly displayed blacks
• It also has an adjustable blacklight, but there were still slight screen fades in the corners

Price

• LCD prices are going way down, and Samsung has a 52” with 120 hertz refresh for $300 more
• You do get a lot for your money from Westinghouse though
• $1700

Overall rating

• 84%