Sharp LC-26GA5U 26-Inch AQUOS Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD TV
Very, very nice LCD for a bedroom.
In a nutshell, this LCD is a very nice LCD...if you have the optimum connection, which is HDMI, and you have an HDTV receiver (which is free from Comcast, my cableTV provider).  Right off the box and after connecting to regular cable to it, it doesn't bring out the optimum reception.  Actually, it looked pretty average and even looked like total crap on some channels until I got the HDTV receiver and saw what high definition TV is *supposed* to look like.  You can still connect this TV to component video and get a nice reception, but nothing beats HDMI.  Trust me, it's worth shelling out an expensive HDMI cable for this - there is a BIG difference from component video to HDMI - so I would definitely recommend that you connect it this way.  Needless to say, the reception when the connection is through HDMI is immaculate and close to perfect!