Product Details
Description:
Introducing the exciting Westinghouse Digital 42" 1080p Monitor, designed specifically to match the way you view high definition content. Ideal for all viewing environments, especially daytime. This is the only display that should be connected to your HD cable box, satellite or multimedia PC! Resolution: Be the first to have the very highest resolution 42" Monitor in the world. The Westinghouse LVM-42w2 features a 1920 x 1080 resolution display with over 2 million pixels. HD Cable, HD Satellite & HD Gaming: The Westinghouse LVM-42w2 1080p Monitor is specifically optimized for use with the latest high definition sources. Don't be trapped with only 1-choice. Westinghouse lets you attach all your favorite sources using uncompressed highest performance digital interfaces. Multiple high-bandwidth digital-interfaces mean you can have HD digital cable, HD satellite and a digital game console. Additionally, PC and notebooks users can enjoy the same fat pipe and the industry best Genesis Display Perfection technology. Design Excellence: The Westinghouse LVM-42w2 1080p Monitor is the largest screen that fits best in a tight space. "All display", this 42" display fits neatly in the same space that other brands can only squeeze in a 37"or 32" TV. Amazingly thin for its size, you get 42 inches at only 4.5 inches deep (w/o base) allowing you to mount this stylish monitor on your wall. Now that's art! Connector access is a breeze with our innovative SpineDesign technology allowing easy side access to (not just 1 legacy input) all of the connectors while still on the wall. Sound: This is a complete entertainment package. You get a pair of 10 watt speakers and an integrated 10 watt subwoofer for an amazing sound experience or optimize the centerfield of your existing surround sound system. Convenient switched stereo audio outputs allow the ultimate flexibility for external receivers and surround-sound processors. Feel satisfied that this 1080p Monitor will fit neatly into your current and future audio setup. "This does not include an internal tuner."
Quick Glance
Display Format: 1080p (HDTV)
Digital Tuner: No
Display Type: Active Matrix LCD
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Widescreen)
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Brightness: 550 cd/m2
Diagonal Screen Size: 42
Summary
Product Title: Westinghouse LVM-42W2 42\" LCD TV
Manufacturer: Westinghouse
Power Score: 3.7 | 40 Reviews
Product Reviews (12)
Treat yourself better, don't bother with Westinghouse
Strengths: Kinda good for its price at time of purchase in 4/2006.
Weakness: The product is ok, but the Westinghouse company is a nightmare to deal with. I sware I will never consider Westinghouse even if it's cheap as dirt.
Shortly after I bought the LVM42w2 in April, I started experiencing the power lockup problem once in a while. I contemplated returning it, but sadly I made the wrong decision to keep it. Here's a recap of what it took to have the problem resolved. I am glad that I kept a log of all dealings with Westy service. Here is the log I kept. It is long, but I hope you would take the time to read to...
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By lcdlover - Nov 23, 2006
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Strengths: Great price, good picture
Weakness: Broblems after two months
I did a lot of research and for the money this is the TV to have. I read all of the reviews and decided for every review that had something bad to say there were 10 that said it was great. When I got my TV home I was very impressed with the High Definition picture, regular digital picture was not so great but I could live with it and still thought I made the best decision considering the price,...
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By scgarland - Mar 12, 2007
Westinghouse 42" HD LCD TV
Strengths: Picture Quality
Weakness: None yet. Non HD sources look fuzzy but can be improved with S video cable from Satellite/Cable box.
This is my first HD TV. I purchased this TV for Xbox 360 and as an alternate PC monitor. Regular 480p DVD's look great on this TV.
Gaming will never be the same. The 1080i and 1080p
sources look fantastic. For the price you can not beat the value. I have had no problems with the remote. Just have to make sure it is pointed directly at TV.
By bheeke - Mar 7, 2006
Westinghouse is back !
Strengths: Best looking, highest resolution monitor at a good price. Super bright screen. So many input choices and easy to connect to.
Weakness: Remote is poorly designed and difficult to use. Also monitor takes too long to switch between sources.
I have hooked up this monitor (tuner-less TV) to my Comcast HD box setup for 1080i and the picture quality is fantastic! I have also hooked up my XBox 360 and it sure looks awesome too. Very fast response time. The picture was so bright I had to turn it down from its default level. The connections to it are easily reachable from the sides. I have already checked out the various VGA / DVI /...
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By stevaughn - May 13, 2006
Great monitor for a great Value (v1.03 firmware)
Strengths: 42 Inches, Price, Panel Quality, Wealth of inputs, Excellent use as a monitor, 1080p ready
Weakness: RGB settings can only be tweaked in Service Menu, Problem with HDMI @ 1080p (sparkles), Lockup problem (only in previous firmwares), some minimal banding.
I recently returned my 37" Sceptre 1080p TV for this monitor for a few reasons. First off I didn't really need a tuner since my PC has a tuner with DVR (not that I get HDTV Reception where i'm at anyway). Secondly there is only one shared HDMI/DVI ports on the Sceptre whereas the Westy has a wealth of inputs (2 DVI, HDMI, VGA, 2 Component). For the quality you get with this set and the price you...
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By zoglog - Jul 7, 2006

