Looking for LCD TV Recomendations

[Rogue Sniper]

So I have my own dorm room this term and Ive been wanting and probably needing a TV. Been looking at some LCDs such as Vizio's 37 Inch 1080P for @ WalMart for 550 (was on sale for for 500, but was late).

So if anyone has any recommendations, loved to hear of them.

Required:

- Can buy online at like NewEgg or WalMart, etc... (Has to be shipped to college)
- Cannot be smaller than 32 (rather no smaller than 36) Inches (my computer monitor is 24" so 32 is meh, though someone my hall has a 32" Vizio looks really nice)
- Cannot be bigger than 40 Inches (Im in a dorm room, by myself though)
- Shouldn't way a lot 35 - 40lbs at most
- No more than 600USD ($)
- Ports required : Composite (Stereo/Video); VGA/DVI; Component ([Y, Pb, Pr]/Stereo); HDMI; RF Cable jack (In Room Cable) w/ internal tuner for digital HD channels via cable provided through my college for free (78 Non-HD; 19 HD Channels)
- Brands preferred: Samsung; Vizio; Panasonic; Sony/Bravia; Sharp/Aquaros; LG; Toshiba;
- NO Plasma/DLP/Projectors/CRTs
- LCD or LCD & LED or LED
- 1080P ( NO LESS )



Post links to the product, and thanks.

 

[Snuf]

Anything over 37" from a good manufacturer is over $600. But I did find 3 that are decent.

1. SCEPTRE 40" 16:9 4.5ms 1080p http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889112027

2. TOSHIBA 40" 16:9 8ms 1080p http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889253198

3. PROSCAN 40" 16:9 8ms 1080p LCD HDTV http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889270009

The Toshiba and Proscan are 39lbs, and the Sceptre is 49lbs. Heavier than you wanted, but I figured i'd post it anyway. Also, you won't find an LED TV for under $1,000 yet.