LOVE IT!!! Better than the 55" Samsung LCD
First off...I have no gripes with the Samsung 55" LN55B6xx series screens (2009 models) but it's the newer ones the C630, etc. (2010) I've gotten 4 people to buy the LN55B6xx models and loved them so I figured it's my turn to upgrade to this. I originally got the Samsung LN55C630 and a few things I don't like about it compared to this LG are the following. #1 - input lag. If you don't know what this is search it on wikipedia. Basically this LG has very minimal lag. It's a fast panel with equal color reproduction as the Samsung. #2 - frame interpolation (the smooth thing on the 120Hz+ panels) is much more natural on the LG (whereas the Samsung looks fake). Both TVs offer customization for it in Blur and Jitter correction. I use the TV for HD content off a home theater PC, DirecTV, and Xbox360 action. I found both TV's give issues with videos looking "jerky" with the frame interpolation turned on unlike my old 60Hz TV but simply dropping the PC's refresh rate to 24Hz (film is shot 23.976) made the 5:5 pull up perfect! The dealbreaker which makes the LG work is for gaming. The Samsung flat out you CANNOT play games on it with the input lag being so terrible. The Samsung was around 130-160 ms in lag whereas for me the LG is around the 50-65 ms range. Much more tolerable! Oh and this one's cheaper!

Your best bet is to go and look at a TV before you buy it (along with reading reviews). I walked into the store (Best Buy) with my laptop and an HDMI cable in hand and started playing with all their big panels. This is the best one for the money. I took a chance on this one being there's really no reviews on this new model but I can't regret it one bit.

BUY BUY BUY!!!

Very good tv, great colors, sweet!
I've had this TV for two weeks so far.

I had ordered a 50" plasma before I got this but returned the plasma because it was too big for my living room. The picture on this TV is comparable to that plasma which is saying a lot. Its black are very deep. Its the LED-LCD combo at its best. This is one of the best TVs in the 37" category ... perhaps THE best 37" at the writing of this review.

It has a small iPod dock that comes with this TV. I never gave it much attention when buying the TV but have discovered it to be extremely useful. I find myself playing my iPod through the receivers now simply because it connects so easily to the TV.

I also have my PlayStation 3 connection to the TV via an HDMI cable and the games are great. The sound on the TV without the external speakers (such as a soundbar or a 5.1 speaker system) is not very good. But then that is the issue with ALL the thin TVs.

The TV is black however the base that it comes with is dark gray in color. Its got two HDMI inputs at the back and 1 HDMI on the side along with the SD card input incase you want to connect your camera to the TV easily. You can read the rest up in the product specs.

Remember that this is a 4th generation TV - the product and the technology that it is coming with is quite mature at this point. You can't go wrong with this TV.

PERFECT STAND FOR MY MITSUBISHI 73 INCH HDTV
The stand arrived exactly as scheduled, along with my new Mitsu WD-73738 HDTV, on July 22, 2010. I asked the men handling the delivery to bring in the stand first, which they did. Upon unboxing the stand I found all parts required for installing the glass middle shelf and fastening the set to the stand were present. The stand itself was in perfect condition, with no chips, scrapes or scratches. Installing the middle glass shelf and fastening the set to the stand was very simple and straightforward. I especially like the way the top shelf of the stand is constructed, allowing the base of the TV to kind of "nest" in the top shelf. That feature, plus the bracket which fastens the set to the stand in back makes for a very secure union of the two pieces. The glass shelf can be installed at any one of five different heights, thereby giving you a good deal of flexibility as to its positioning. This shelf is sturdy enough to hold both my DirecTV receiver and my new Panasonic BluRay player, as well as the center speaker of my surround sound system. All in all, I feel the two units together present a very pleasing unified appearance and I'm really not sure how this stand is inferior to the other 73 inch stand which Amazon sells for an additional 0.00. I am very pleased with this stand.

Fits other Mitsubishi Models 73737, 73738, 73838
First of all, I had to give this a star rating even though I don't yet own it.

I just want everyone to know that the Mitsubishi TV website has pdf spec sheets which list which matching stand fits the TV. It took me a while to figure it out, but I finally got it sorted out.

I'm about to buy a WD-73738, and it lists this stand as the matching base. I also checked the WD-73838, WD-73737 which also list this stand as the matching base. So if you're trying to determine the correct base, check out the Mitsubishi TV website, find your model, then click on "Product Specs", then "Detailed Specs", then "Spec Sheet". Scroll down and check the details.

OK, now I've mounted my 73738 on this stand, and it fits perfectly.

The support for the glass shelf is a padded piece of steel square tubing, and the rear supports are pinned in place. I find the shelf PLENTY sturdy.

Also, I went to the store to get some felt gliders for this stand. When I flipped it on it's front to install them, I found that it already has them.

Fits my TV perfectly and looks good.

Some way to organize cables would be nice, but a few sticky-backs and Ty-Wraps do the job just fine.

Looks good, but flimsy.
I bought this stand for the Mitsubishi WD-73C9. The back support is a single thin piece of wood. When it arrived, it was already cracked. Rather than go through the process of shipping it back, I just screwed another big piece of wood to it to add additional stability. Stand looks great and the shelves hold my components fine. I just think the product could have been better made to support the weight of the entire television in the back.

Great stand, but a bit expensive
The stand arrived in a large box, because it's fully assembled (for the most part). All you have to do is mount the horizontal bar (to support the adjustable shelf), screw in a couple of support brackets for the horizontal bar, and put the shelf on the bar. That's it. This took just a couple of minutes to do. Overall, the fit and finish is excellent, and the build quality is excellent too. However, it's rather expensive for what it's worth. 0 dollars for a TV stand seems high (and 0 that some retailers are charging for it is simply ridiculous).

Nevertheless, I'm very happy with it, especially since it's custom made for Mitsubishi DLP TVs; and was, for all intents and purposes, fully assembled (plus shipping was free...that could be upwards of -100 right there). I highly recommend this as a good investment for the Mitsubishi 73" home theater TV's that this stand was designed for. Besides, if you consider all the other stands out there, I found it rather difficult to find a good one that would even hold a TV of this size...most seem to be designed for 65" or less LCD's. So this may be one of the few choices available for a TV 73" or larger. Still a good pick, however.

On a related note, I considered using one of the TV setup and installation services Amazon advertises...0 for TV setup, and furniture assembly for an additional . I'm glad I didn't consider this, because there was really nothing to assemble furniture-wise, and I asked the driver about TV setup (I just purchased the TV today, because I wanted to have time to setup the stand for it first)...he said they typically unbox it, and place it on the stand for you (but no hookups, picture adjustments, etc). If you're technically-inclined (there typically isn't much to hooking up AV equipment, unless you have an overly-complex theater setup), and can spend an hour or two adjusting the TV's picture to your liking, then you can save the 8 over using the hookup and furniture assembly service.

Exactly what I expected
Looks great. a little pricey for just a TV stand but you pay for convenience. No problems with shipping and no damage. Very happy with the purchase.

Nice Picture, not compatible with our DirecTv DVR

The picture seems fine, the remote has small buttons but otherwise is OK. We have DirecTv, and while the picture on the Westinghouse is fine for live TV, in playback on the DVR there is a thin line of white and black static along the top, about 3 mm wide. The same box works fine in DVR mode with a Phillips and a Sceptre TV, so the problem is specific to this TV. I talked to Westinghouse, and they said the there was nothing wrong with the TV, it was a DVR problem. They suggested zooming in the picture. The line disappeared, but so did about 40% of the rest of the picture.

I spoke to DirecTv, and they said there was no adjustment possible on the DVR. Since the DVR works fine with every other TV we have tried it with, my conclusion is that it is a weakness of the Westinghouse design. It may work OK with your set up, but I would make sure you have return privileges while you test it out.

Looks good, great value
I have the Westinghouse 26" LED HDTV in my bedroom, and I'm really happy with it. I've got it connected to an HD box from my cable company, and the picture is bright and crisp. I watch a lot of sports and movies in HD and they look great. I compared this product to other higher priced brands, and I couldn't justify spending more when the Westinghouse provides such a nice picture and looks so good sitting on the dresser. I would definitely recommend this product.

Very good TV for a super cheap price
Bought this TV for 0 last week. The very next day after I purchased it the price went up to 0, but today the price is at 0. So I'm not sure why the price fluctuates so much but you may want to wait for the price to be at the lower end. Well anyways I received the TV yesterday so the delivery was a little over a week for a NY to CA shipment. So far I am very satisfied with the TV. It looks very nice and in my opinion is nice enough to be a Living Room TV. I use as a tv in my room mostly for movies and my Xbox 360. I must say the 720p is sharp and like the other reviewer said this tv can go up to 1080p. There are a ton of ports for everything HDMI, VGA, etc. Oh also the sound from just the TV itself is solid. One complaint I do have however is the power cable length as it is very short about 4 FT maybe. The question with these cheaper brand TV's is always gonna be longevity and to that I can't speak to yet. But as of right now I am very satisfied with the TV and highly recommmend it.

Sold like a 720p but actually does 1080p!
This HDTV is a diamond in the rough. It does 1080p but it advertised and sold at the price of a 720p HDTV. 3 HDMI ports, 2 Component, 1 VGA, 1 S-Video, 2 RCA and 1 antenna in ATSC/NTSC so it DTV ready. I got my ps3, the sat and my desktop plug in this thing and I still have half the ports free for future use. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure out the remote and the menu hell I did not open the manual yet. It a great HDTV if you want a cheap and good size model in order to wait for the 3d models to come down to a reasonable price.