W2600 26 LCD TV

Pros: Nice size for small rooms

Cons: Lots of wires decorate the wall, not easy to hang, needs more complete manual.

Summary: We've had this tv for over 6 months, with zero problems. It is in the "master" bedroom (11' by 16'). We tried it in the living room (15' x 24'), but the screen is too small to view easily, even though seating is within 10' of the set. We have Comcast (no box.)

We like the picture, the sound, the ease of selecting input, the clicker (glows in the dark.) Also like the different aspects available, but found we use "zoom" for least distortion, biggest picture. The 4 by 3 aspect is too small.

Did not find it easy to hang on the wall, it was a balancing act that took two.

It's nice to have two sets of inputs (on the left side and the second along the bottom edge) as once the tv is hung on the wall, it is impossible to reach the inputs on the bottom edge of the set. However, there are a heck of a lot of wires showing and we don't have the option of stowing them in a closet.

Chief complaint about functionality is the PIP. The accompanying instruction booklet does not have relevant information on its use. (I had PIP on a Sony ca. 15 yrs ago and recall it took some finagling involving splitting the signal to get it to work.)There is also a POP, but cannot figure out what it does or why it's there. So, a more inclusive and descriptive manual would be helpful.