Need help with a TV

[Weinberg]

Ok I bought a Panasonic TXPS12 at the beginning of December and as nice as it is, it has a few problems with TV/games. I also paid way too much for it, as I paid ?599 from Currys and I could have got it much cheaper online.
I've found a new TV, the Samsung WS32Z046VS.


This is better as:
1) It's ?514.99 including a cabinet, compared to ?599.
2) It's 32" compared to 28" and therefore very cheap for such a big tv
3) It has virtual dolby compared to Nicam
4) It has 100hz/pure flatscreen like my Panasonic

So I can't see anything wrong with it. Can anyone comment on it? I read a Hifi Choice review and they loved it. It also looks nice.

I want to know also, if the TV will work with my Panasonic Q with RGB. Also my Sky box has RGB, and I know that TV's usually support RGB (if they do) with not all of their scart sockets. No site seems to say if it supports RGB, and which of the scart sockets do. Can someone help me out? If my Q doesn't work with it's RGB cable I simply can't buy it.

(edit) I've found Amazon say "NTSC Playback Via SCART". Does this mean anything? And I think I made up the fact there are 2 scart sockets as I can't find anywhere saying how many there are. I suppose if only one scart socket accepts RGB I can get a multisocket thing and plug it into that socket-then all RGB devices will come out in RGB won't they?

[Ciaran]

On TV's normally only one scart socket is RGB(even on the big Sony's). But you can get a "switch box" that you plug all your RGB devices into and when you turn on of them on it automaticly switches to that one.

"NTSC Playback Via SCART" could mean that the TV doesn't support 60hz in composite and only through RGB.