Norcent LT-3222 32-Inch HD-Ready Flat Panel LCD Television

The LT-3222 delivers exceptional image quality, styling, performance and value.PRODUCT FEATURES:32" Widescreen (16:9) LCD TV;HD Monitor capable of displaying HD content with the addition of an HDTV turner;HD (1366 x 768) Resolution;High Brightness (550 Cd/m2);High Contrast Ratio (1000:1);Wide Viewing Angle (176? H / 176? V);PC Input&DVI with HDCP;Built-in 181 Channel Tuner with MTS, SAP, Closed Caption&V-Chip.

A month after my warranty expired - i got the jumbled screen syndrome as well. Not sure whether to fix it or just buy a new "brand" name TV at this stage.

You will be sorry if you buy this TV. We loved it at first-great deal, great picture. One month out of warrantee the picture started getting jumbled. It happened once in a while. It is now getting progressively worse. Last night the picture went out 3 times in 3 hours. We approached Norcent right away when the problem started. They said they could not (and would not) help us since it was out of warrantee. They do not have any authorized repair centers either. There is obviously something wrong with this product since there are so many complaints online. Norcent does not support their products and I will never buy from them again. If anyone found a solution to this issue please post it!!

To make a long story short,this is a BAD tv.had to ship back to the factory for repair at my expense.All i know to do with it is to let my grandson play with it by taking it apart.Do not buy a norcent product.

I bought this TV last February. For those of you who don't want to read this review in its entirety...just DON'T THROW AWAY THE BOX! Now where was I, oh yeah, like those who reviewed the unit earlier I too was very impressed with its initial performance. I foolishly threw away the box within a couple of weeks. I mean LCD TV is a proven technology right? Not a good idea. After about 8 months the picture started turning green. First intermittently and then it would remain green all the time. It was like all of the darker parts of the picture were being replaced by a dark green. The picture also got grainy like a computer monitor switched to 256 colors. I contacted Norcent customer service. I had to be very proactive and had to keep pinging them to keep them "responsive". In order to obtain warranty service the unit had to be shipped back to CA (I live in MD) at my expense and if damaged in route, Norcent will refuse to accept it. Many of the shippers I queried were either ridiculously high or not willing to take on the risk at all. Fortunately I was able to find a reputable shipper that would ship the unit for only $100 (paid extra to get the insurance coverage and special care) and fortunately it didn't get damaged in route. The unit was returned to me well within their guaranteed 4-week response time. The original warranty expired last month and there is no warranty on repairs. So-far-so-good after three weeks. Picture quality is now excellent. Hopefully this was just a glitch that surfaced early in the production run and is now resolved...

This set was great when I first bought it but several months later it began to turn green like a couple other people posted. I don't know what is wrong but the image turns green/red for several minutes. Then it might turn back or just stay that way. Very annoying problem so if you want to avoid annoyance further down the road I'd recommend avoiding this set and going with something more dependable. I might just chuck mine in the trash and forget this mistake of a TV.