I've had mine for around 6 months now and am still very pleased with the purchase. I have three devices connected to it currently; a Sky Digibox and a DVD recorder connected to one of the SCART sockets, and an XBox 360 connected to the VGA (PC) port (my XBox is pre-HDMI).
The output from the digibox and recorder via SCART is pretty poor quality, but then it's an analogue signal that can't be upscaled so is bound to look a bit pants.
The built in Freeview decoder does a reasonable job - it's not HD, but it's much better than the extrenal SCART input. Several people have mentioned how slow the interface is, and whilst it is true, it's hardly the greatest problem unless you have the attention span of a sparrow.
HD input via the VGA connector is where things take a massive leap for me though - the 360 output is simply stunning. Games look amazing, and the 360's upscaler does an astounding job of turning DVD's into High-Def. There is no detectable motion blur in games or… more »

I've had mine for around 6 months now and am still very pleased with the purchase. I have three devices connected to it currently; a Sky Digibox and a DVD recorder connected to one of the SCART sockets, and an XBox 360 connected to the VGA (PC) port (my XBox is pre-HDMI).
The output from the digibox and recorder via SCART is pretty poor quality, but then it's an analogue signal that can't be upscaled so is bound to look a bit pants.
The built in Freeview decoder does a reasonable job - it's not HD, but it's much better than the extrenal SCART input. Several people have mentioned how slow the interface is, and whilst it is true, it's hardly the greatest problem unless you have the attention span of a sparrow.
HD input via the VGA connector is where things take a massive leap for me though - the 360 output is simply stunning. Games look amazing, and the 360's upscaler does an astounding job of turning DVD's into High-Def. There is no detectable motion blur in games or movie content, although I have never had the Movie Plus option turned on, which I believe may be causing some of the problems encountered by other reviewers. However, I have noticed some minor artifacts when movement occurs against high contrast backgrounds. Apparently there is a fix for this, but it's so unnoticeable that I can't be bothered to try it.
Sound is also fine. It's a television - if you want DTS etc, buy an amp and speakers. The built in speakers are more than adequate for day-to-day use, and I only go to my amp when watching movies, which I would do with any TV.
My next step is to buy a Blu-ray player to get the full benefit of HD content via HDMI. Will update the review when I've done that.
In summary, an excellent TV, with just a few very minor niggles.

Incidentaly, if you're wondering if you should go 720p or 1080p, I spent half an hour in comet badgering them to show me a TV switching between the two resolutions using the same source and content. In the end they agreed using two PS3's running at different resolutions and I (and 4 other customers) couldn't tell the difference. Maybe if you are a dedicated video-phile you will notice, but I think th at for the majority of viewers the difference is unnoticeable.