Clear recommendation on the LCD sector

The Toshiba 32WL68P is the successor model to the '66 series.
At the main criterion, the image quality, the Toshiba can fully 32WL68P points. The already quite good results from its predecessor were again increased slightly. Especially for playback (and processing) of normal PAL signals digitally compressed trumps the device when compared to competing devices (including plasma).
Nevertheless, one must admit honestly in direct comparison that plasma still offer crisper colors with more contrast the bandwidth. (Because of the known disadvantages of plasma, as declining brightness and possible burn-in permanent 4zu3 experience and because I wanted anyway a small 32 "device, a plasma for me did not come anyway in question)
The forums in some problem described by the 66'er that at reduced brightness a hum is audible been fixed apparently. (A low hum is in close proximity with mute but audibly)
In a darkened room lighting over a tube or a plasma lower black level, as with most LCD's, but falls on.
Criticism is sometimes also that at an oblique angle, the contrast range is faster bad, as with other manufacturers. But that is not struck me, I also do not look "of the page" away.

The negatives:
The remote control is not the same as its predecessor: the directional pad is spongy and the TV appears (perhaps thereby) to react somewhat delayed. Improvement creates a universal remote control.
The audio output may possibly produce a disturbing crackling. Mir is noticed only when GIGA TV, where the video signal occasionally shows weakness and possibly present a higher compression.
(According to another report also users at high volumes and with bass effect, as loud as I never point)
The device can not be switched off, it remains always in standby (only 0.5 Watt).

Another aspect of the video quality: The panel can cover the whole PAL color space, when it comes to color reproduction, it is therefore a tube ebenbürdig.
Like its predecessor, there are a variety of image settings, a closer look is worthwhile.
I wonder what's true for all LCD:
Unfortunately, the factory settings are far from optimal, the panel brightness is unnecessary to maximum. Can you still with test patterns (eg Star Wars Episode 1-3 - click> Voice Dialing> THX symbol) rantasten in brightness and contrast, it gets tricky when setting the optimum color mixing. Basically, this can only be achieved with a color calibration system as "ColorFacts" and who has it? That leaves only setting by feel.
In general, the way you can leave work automatic 4/3 or 16/9 changeover and not to intervene when zapping. (At least with my old Nokia DVB-S receiver)
Unfortunately, automatic input selection when activating a device to one or another SCART connector not the device performs as opposed to my old Sony-tube.
About an HD source I do not have (yet), but I convinced myself of the impeccable HD quality in a shop.

Underscore I can issue a strong buy recommendation