Samsung TXN2745FP 27" EDTV Monitor/TV with DynaFlat Picture Tube
Good EDTV, some problems
I've been happy with this TV although there are some issues.  First the good: it has great image quality thanks to its support for 480p (progressive scan).  With two component inputs you can use a progressive scan DVD player plus another source (digital cable, x-box/ps2, etc.) to view flicker free images.  There are nice amount of inputs and outputs (for connection to VCR/Receiver, i.e.) so you won't be limited with what you can hook-up, although it would be nice to have more than one s-video input, esp. since the one that exists is on the side.<br />Now some not so great points about this TV.  First, the newer models cannot be modified to accept HDTV signals (1080i), if this doesn't make sense then just ignore it.  Second, there are some issues with blooming, that is if you watch a crawl across the screen (e.g. bottom of CNN or ESPN) you can see that it gets higher in the middle of the screen.  Lastly, the remote control is very big and a little confusing.  For example, to switch to component input you need to press a button that's underneath a sliding piece of plastic.  Plus, there are buttons on the remote that only work with other samsung TVs.<br />Overall this is a good TV, especially thanks to its progressive scan.  When viewed next to regular TVs in a store you can really appreciate this advangate.  Just don't expect to be getting the same quality image you would with a real HDTV (which, of course, will cost you a lot more).