The analog Sanyo LMU-TF150A1 does not perform as well as a lot of its competition, a disappointment considering its price.
Setup is straightforward, though using the on-screen menu system takes some practice.
In our labs, the automatic adjustment left the image off-center, and no amount of fiddling with clock and phase settings could get rid of all the pixel jitter. The panel was weak on both the darkest and lightest shades of gray, and we noticed ghosting on some images. The display has a fairly good viewing angle, though the image brightness drops off rapidly as you move off axis. Video images were only fair. All in all, models from Dell, LG Electronics, MAG Innovision, Optiquest, and others performed better and cost hundreds less.