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Rick Rizner
At 37.5 pounds, ViewSonic's N3000w was the lightest 30-inch set in the group of eight LCD TVs we tested for the April 2005 issue of Digital World (most were in the 50- to 60-pound range); and at $1800, it was one of the least expensive. But it's no lightweight at delivering good picture quality, taking second-place honors in our color and DVD quality tests and scoring...