Samsung TXN2775HF 27" HD-Ready TV with DynaFlat Screen
Cheap HDTV, Good for price, but it has issues.
This is a low end HDTV, hence it's better than most normal TV's, but it still has its issues:<br />1. Misalignment of the picture.  While watching normal Cable TV, the picture cuts off the bottom quarter inch of the picture or so.  Using the Zoom features only make it worse.  It's not bad, but it's really annoying if you're trying to read the scrolling information at the bottom of news channels.<br />2. It has two component inputs on the back, but it doesn't have a DVI connector which is nice for computer video cards that output DVI.  DVI is the digital to digital connector on LCD screens and hopefully on upcoming DVD players.<br />3. Remote control dumbness - the remote is universal, but doesn't support most of the buttons for anything other than TV.  The thing that really stinks is the &quot;TV/Video&quot; button on the remote.  On this TV I got, if you hit this button on the remote, it goes through ANT/SVIDEO/etc, but it skips the two Component inputs on the back, only the front button (TV/Video) physically on the TV selects the component inputs.  This is dumb since the reason you get an HDTV is for the Component connections.  I'm not sure, but I don't think HDTV signals can go through SVideo, or composite cables.  At least I think this TV only supports HDTV through it's Component inputs.<br />I'm happy with this TV, but I would've like to have known about these issues before I bought it.