Trusted Reviews posted a review on the LG 32LX2R 32in LCD TV:

Connectivity is impressive for a 32in LCD TV costing just a grand. For starters there are not one but two digital video inputs: one HDMI and one DVI. With multiple HDMI/DVI-requiring devices incoming, such as Sky's high definition receiver, Toshiba's HD-DVD player and Sony's PS3, having more than one digital video input on a TV is becoming increasingly desirable. Both the LG's digital jacks can be set to take high definition video or PC feeds too, and they're supported by component video inputs, a pair of SCARTs and all the other more basic video alternatives.

A search for features on the 32LX2R quickly uncovers a disappointment: there's only a built-in analogue tuner, not a digital one. With this in mind it might have been nice if LG had provided a third SCART socket, since many buyers will have to use one of the two that are provided for attaching some sort of digital receiver. But we guess we won't harp on about this too much given that the set carries one digital input more than the vast majority of its rivals.

In other news, Hexus.net reviewed the Evesham Technology V32EMRO-ZE3 32-inch LCD TV:

There's little doubt that the Evesham V32EMRO-ZE3 offers an excellent range of input connectivity for a 32-inch LCD TV. HDMI (with HDCP) is a real bonus at the screen's �749 asking price - we'll be seeing a rash of HDMI-enabled source devices in the coming months, among them set-top boxes and high-def DVD players. Overall design is good if not cutting edge, and the screen's speakers are more potent than they look. More good is to be found with the flexible on-screen menu system and intuitive remote control.

Evesham also bundles in a comprehensive 3-year swapout warranty that's supported by its engineers, which is impressive given the low cost of the LCD TV. It's transferrable, so it adds significant value when other screens' standard 1-year warranty comes to an end.

The panel doesn't suffer from the smearing/trailing associated with ultra-cheap panels, and it's more than capable of displaying fast-paced action without any problems.