I think this would have been a great TV to have when it came out. Doesn't say exactly what panel technology other than "TFT LCD" at 6ms response time. Sounds like it's a TN panel. It also mentions 550 candela which is good (today's budget monitors hover around 300). Depending how it was used will determine how bright the TV is today. Worst case scenario the panel works with colors a little dim. We also don't know how much life it has left. You'll have to check it out and decide for yourself if it's a keeper.

On the other hand what makes it attractive are the 4:3 ratio and plethora of connections on the back. If it's cheap and you don't mind blowing some money I'd say go for it. Maybe it turns out to be better than you expected. If not then at least you tried. Adjust your expectations and roll the dice!