PC World checked out another 32-inch LCD TV from Sharp, here's a quote from their review:

Look at the back panel of the Sharp Aquos LC-32D6U, and you could mistake it for the back of HP's LC3200N--that's because Sharp makes many of the components of the HP model, including the glass. The on-screen menus look identical too, except that the LC3200N adds six-color adjustments for hue, saturation, and image value. The LC3200N also has more ports than the Aquos, though the Aquos has plenty of them. However, unlike HP, Sharp says you can't connect a cable set-top box to its set's HDMI port; you have to use the unit's component inputs instead.



Link: PC World