Samsung HCN4226W 42-Inch Widescreen Projection HD-Ready TV
No significant problems, nice picture
I do not have a problem changing the aspect ratio on progressive scan DVD's as a previous rater suggests.  The one catch I had was that this TV has two sets of component jacks (Red-Blue-Green and two audio jacks).  The CATCH is that component 2 cannot be used for DVD.  Hence, our Digital TV box (Comcast Cable) must be used in component 2 and the DVD must be hooked up to component 1.  This was not in the manual.  Also, when I put my cable in component 2, it did not work until I hooked up a DVI cable from the TV to the comcast box.  Not sure why. But looks great all the same. I have a Panasonic progressive scan DVD and typically set the aspect ratio of the TV to &quot;DVD&quot; which allows me to adjust the screen to take up the entire screen.  Looks fantastic in progressive scan DVD playing.  HDTV, I guess it depends on the signal you are receiving, does not allow for changing of aspect ratio.  The Masters golf tournament was awesome, although an LCD in HDTV would blow it away, it still makes HDTV worth the price.  I get Phillies games on HDTV and I cannot change the aspect ratio (bar at top and bottom) and I dont think its the TV's fault.  The Masters as in most HDTV stuff takes up the entire screen.  I found everything else about this TV to be satisfactory, it is not as deep as some big screens and does not overtake a room.  The small shelf it sits on that comes with the TV houses the Comcast box and probably would fit the DVD player but that is it.  You will need to put your Sound Receiver and any other component elsewhere so be aware of that when you go out and spend money on cables.  I use a DVI cable that came with a Dell flat screen and it works great.  Monster DVI cable ($129!!) would be overkill.  I also use GE componnent cables which had I gone with Monster brand cables all around I would have spent an extra $300!!