Help! - Looking for new HDTV with PIP

[Garyunc]

Anyone have any recommendations on a good TV with picture in picture. I am looking for 30-37 inch and 1080p with a really good picture in picture technology. Don't care about 3D. Seems that is all the manufacturers care about these days so I am having a hard time finding a a good PIP TV.

Any recommendations appreciated.

[MysteryMan]

Not advising you make your purchase there but go to Crutchfield's website. They have excellent descriptions and photos of their products that will help you with you decision.

[spartanstew]

Why is 1080p important on a set that size. Are you viewing within 6'?

[Nitehawk^]

PIP is almost a thing of the past, a few TV's still include it, BUT there's a catch, one source has to be a line level input (HDMI, Component or Composite) and the 2nd can only be from the ANTENNA input. Again, not 2 antenna inputs or 2 line inputs, only one of each. Usually this is reserved on higher end models.
The 32" Sony KDL32EX500 (1080p/120hz) might have it. 37" models are almost extinct.

[Garyunc]

Thanks for the replies guys. The Sony does not have PIP.

I guess it doesn't have to be 1080p but I figured why not go 1080p. I have had a Vizio in the past and it allowed PIP in any of the other inputs but antenna is all I am looking for as long as it is digital and not analog (I actually bought a samsung that had PIP only to find out it only works on analog antenna.

I found a 32" Vizio!!! I guess I better buy it before it becomes extinct.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002QPWC4O/ref=asc_df_B002QPWC4O1244595?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=pg-497-25-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395093&creativeASIN=B002QPWC4O

IMO it is a shame that the TV manufacturers quit making them. I really like PIP and DirectTV is dragging their feet about providing this feature (and no I am not switching to Dish)

If someone else has a suggestion feel free to chime in.