So it's better to choose a 100Mhz 32" LCD over a 1080p one ?

I beg to differ as there are differences between HD and Full HD....It's just that it is not that noticable when you view it on a 32" screen. Full HD panels are not that much more expensive nowadays compared to a few months ago. To me I think a 100Hz/120Hz panel helps more in gaming especially when you play a lot of action/racing/sports titles with a lot of on screen movements.

This is seems to be the best way to test out the TV if you don't mind bringing along that heavy thing. Try testing out the PQ with different settings and cables. Here are my 2 cents on 32" gaming TVs :

1. If possible get panels with high refresh rate (100/120Hz) if you play a lot of action/racing/sports titles with a lot of on screen movement. Not really necessary if you mostly play Tatical/RPG/Sim games.

2. Fast screen response time is a must. Don't get anything higher than 6ms.

3. Full HD is optional. Only get it when you are really picky about high resolution graphics.

4. Test the TV with other media like local TV broadcast, Astro, DVD and Blu ray to get the best overall function out of it.

5. If possible compare a few TVs side by side (with same settings) to see the difference and choose the one you like the most.

Here are my picks for 32" LCD :

1. Panasonic Viera 32LX800 (The one I'm using at the moment. 100Hz. Very good overall performance)
2. LG LG80FR (One if latest model. Have a kick ass sound system)
3. LG LG53FR (One of the cheapest Full HD panel around...I think )
4. Samsung A550 (Another cheap Full HD panel. Not as cheap as LG though)
5. Samsung A650 (Slightly expensive but produce very good PQ)
6. Sharp Aquos LC32A53 (Another 100Hz panel. Seems to be the most popular LCD around at very affordable price)
7. LG LG30FR (best value for money gaming LCD but don't expect much from it)