Insignia - 32" Class / LCD / 720p / 60Hz / HDTV DVD Combo

Looking to buy this product.
need to know if this has a USB
is this TV internet ready
Can I add a WiFi toggle and stream netflix?
is there a newer model with netflix/youtube?
is there a better model with blue ray & wifi?
thanks
Solved!
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You should have simple clicked on the Specifications tab:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia%26%23153%3B---32%26%2334%3B-Class-/-LCD-/-720p-/-60Hz-/-HDTV-DV...
No, it is not a SmartTV.
No, it has no USB input.
No, you cannot connect a USB dongle and get WI-Fi.
No, you will not get Netflix/YouTuve in this price range.
When shopping the lowest tier of TVs, you will have to realize that the bells and whistles will be few and far between.
If you want the tings you listed built in to your TV, then you'll have to look at higher priced models.
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