Best TV in its class

I bought this TV for my trailer as a backup and now I wish I had it at home. The picture on this TV is excellent, and it has all the features of a much more expensive unit. Try finding a 13" TV that will work with a DVD player--believe me, it's not easy. It has front and rear red, yellow, and white connectors and a coaxial cable. It has a built-in antenna that works just fine for getting local television stations. The sound is great--stereo sound projected from large side mounted speakers as tall as the TV. It has several functions you might like such as sleep, closed captioning, mute, etc. Panasonic has a similar TV that costs $269 at the Good Guys. This Aiwa one is probably better anyway, and it's so much cheaper. It is light so you can move it around easily, and it even has handles on the back to carry it with one hand. The functions are really easy to use and the remote works from very far away quite easily. I think Aiwa should be charging about $100 more for such a quality television. It is the best 13" I've ever seen. The only thing comparable is a Sony WEGA flatscreen television that would cost and weigh three times as much.