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The significant features on the back of this HDTV are the port panel on the left side, and the power socket on the right. In the middle just above the stand is a zip tie that can be used to route the cables back behind the stand, so they don"t spoil the look of the screen.

The LN32B360 is a 720p screen, which means it can natively disp[lay an image of 720 horizontal lines and  1280 pixels wide. However, devices often supply a signal that"s at a different resolution, so we also test how well a display can cope with these signals. Overall, the LN32B360 did a decent job, as it was able to input a wide range of digital signals and do a decent job of showing them, even if they were at a higher resolution than the screen itself can show. One odd thing that we did notice was that the LCD looked like it was set at a slight angle to the bezel; when showing a 1080i or a 1080p signal, the last line was partially cropped at the bottom left corner. The fit screen picture size mode does allow you to move the image around, but if you moved it up to deal with this, the top line was cropped off. This wasn"t a big problem when watching TV, but it was rather annoying when using the display with a computer, as it crops off the bottom edge of windows.

All of the ports on the LN32B360 are located on a single panel on the back of the display in the bottom left corner (looking from the back). Some other displays have some ports located on the side or bottom of the bezel, but not this one; everything is on the back. Fortunately, the stand allows the display to rotate, so getting to the ports and sockets is no great problem. It would be a pain to plug in and remove things if the screen was on a wall mount or against a wall, though; you have to rotate the screen at least 45 degrees to get access to the port panel, which means you have to rotate both the screen and the base, as the stand only allows for about 20 degrees of rotation.

Your baseline LCD TV LN32B360C5D drivers should be bundled within %%os%%, or downloadable through Windows® update. The built-in driver supports the basic functions of your LN32B360C5D hardware.

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Benefits of updating LN32B360C5D drivers include better interoperability, ability to maximize hardware features, and increased performance. The risks of installing incorrect Monitor device drivers include software crashes, slower performance, and general PC instability.

Samsung"s LCD TV LN32B360C5D are subject to corrupt and out-of-date device drivers. PC drivers can become problematic without any obvious cause. Don"t worry, because these PC problems will probably be fixed after updating your Monitor drivers.

The right LCD TV LN32B360C5D driver can be difficult to locate on the manufacturer"s website. However, even if you are good at locating, installing, and upgrading drivers for the LCD TV LN32B360C5D, one can still waste lots of time and be very frustrated with this endeavor. An incorrect driver or version for your hardware will cause further damage.

I have a Samsung LN32B360C5D set that has a mind of its own. Its like the little girl who when she was good she was very, very good but when she was bad she was horrible. If it hasn"t been plugged in for a while -- a few hours to a few days -- it acts like it should. ...for a while... The standby light comes on and it responds correctly to all the side panel buttons as well as the remote control and has a great picture. However, either after turning it off or after it has been on 10-15 minutes, when you turn it back on it is in a 28-29 second perpetual loop -- power-on chime, 1.5-2 sec backlights on, 28-29 seconds backlight goes off, 1.5-2 seconds later you hear the power-on chimes and it just repeats. Once it starts looping none of the controls, button or IR, have any effect -- it just loops on its own and will start looping as soon as the power cord is plugged in.