32 inch LCD - Daytek DK-323 or Viewsonic N3235? Pics/Specs listed....

[consumerPI]

Can anyone comment on how this Daytek 32 inch DK-323 model compares to the Viewsonic 32 inch N3235 model?

Specs of the Viewsonic N3235:
# Widescreen 32" LCD HDTV Monitor,
# Native Resolution 1360x768,
# Contrast Ratio 1200:1,
# Brightness 500 cd/m2,
#Aspect Ratio 16:9,
# Response Time 8ms,
# Viewing Angles 176° horizontal, 176° vertical,
# Speakers 2x10-watt Dolby Digital sound

http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktopdisplays/lcdtv/n3235w/
http://www.viewsonic.com/images/media/n3235w_us_eng_lrg.jpg

Daytek DK-323:
# Aspect ratio: 16 x 9
# HDTV 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
# Resolution: 1366 x 768
# Brightness: 400cd/m2
# Contrast: 1200:1
# Viewing angle: 176˚ (H), 176˚ (V)
# Screen life expectancy: 60, 000 lamp life
# Response speed: 6.5 ms
# 23.5" h x 31.4" w x 6.5' d
# Remote control

http://shopping.canoe.ca/ss/media/32003000/32003263.jpg

[consumerPI]

Anyone?

[Phils]

I don't have either of these TV's but here are a few comments.

A response speed of 6.5ms may be a very good thing. I have another TV that has an 8ms response time and I do detect jitter from time-to-time when watch fast movement. That's a common issue with LCD TV's.

I do have a different Daytek TV and it's pretty good except that I had all sorts of problems getting it to work with a universal remote control. I ended up having to do a lot of learning to get it to work.

[ah802]

You'll enjoy the ViewSonic for it's brightness level, 1:1 pixel mapping and audio

[consumerPI]

Thanks guys, keep the comments coming. I plan on using one for the office, no video games and one will be given to my 60+ year old dad. So, I'm leaning on keeing the Viewsonic and giving him the Daytek. Are these 2 units pretty identical in terms of it's features/quality? Not stellar units like my Samsung for the living room, but decent right?