At its discounted price, this TV was a good deal.  Much thinner and lighter (12 lbs) than old TV sets, though not as thin as newest sets.  The picture is not as good as plasma in terms of clarity when looking a people's faces, but it is a fine picture.  Using installed apps to access netflix, hulu, etc is terrific.  However,  there  is a discrepancy between what I thought internet access means and what the set actually offers.  If you had planned to catch up on PBS programs or latest missed network TV shows by accessing their sites online or using comcast infinity online, forget it.  During setup you find you cannot update the adobe flash player.  That update is necessary to continue to play those online archives.  Curiously, the content of the network players ran just fine the first time I accessed them until the update notice popped up. After several flash player update failures, the browser refused to run any flash enabled ABC network content except for the introductory ads.  Other folks have had problems accessing any internet content requiring latest flash player.  What is odd is that I had access until I attempted to update.  As mention by others, the web browser is clunky and manipulating a TV remote to access its features is frustrating.  We simply attach an old wireless capable laptop with an HDMI cable to play internet content.  For us, the netflix and other apps offer minimal increase in internet functionality over our old setup with our old TV and a laptop. 

Question: How is picture?
Answer: it is a fine picture