Jensen Q2049J 20" Flat Screen TV
Not worth it...
While shopping for a new 20\\" TV, I originally purchased this one because of its good looks and extra features (including flat screen) that the more established brands at this price point lacked.  I decided I'd give it a chance.  It was a mistake.  <br />After bringing it home, I found that the screen showed faint horizontal lines moving across it while hooked up to my DVD player...not too noticable, but annoying for a brand new TV with a supposedly premium picture.  The speaker quality was poor, and the volume needed to be turned up quite a bit to be reasonably audible, a problem made worse by the remote control which only worked when pointed head-on at the TV.<br />I then heard a crackling noise coming from the speakers, which would sometimes become so loud as to cancel out what was on TV.  I realized that it varied when I moved around near the TV, as if it were some sort of interference.  Upon turning the volume way up, I heard the faint sound of a radio station.  This was not due to an antenna, as there was none.<br />It was at this point that I decided to return the TV, and exchanged it ... No horizontal lines, no radio interference, much better picture and sound quality.  And while it's not flat, the screen seems to be much less bulbous than most.  It was well worth giving up a few minor features.  The moral of the story:  You do, in fact, get what you pay for.