Samsung HLN437W 43-Inch Widescreen Projection HDTV with DLP Technology
Worries Unfounded
After reading a lot of reviews, some of which criticized Samsung's DLP technology for internal reflections (IR) and/or other black/color problems, it was with trepidation that I bought the 43&quot; model (HLN4365W) and married it to Samsung's new DVD player (DVD-HD931) which has a DVI output.  After almost a month of use, I can say the concerns are not an issue.  I made some minor adjustments to video intensity, contrast, etc., and find the picture absolutely outstanding.  Call me an unsophisticated viewer, but really I can find no flaws to mention, let alone to rant about.  This applies to DVD playback in DVI mode.<br />Normal analog TV (cable) is only slightly better than my old TV, which just says that DLP cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.  I will be converting to HDTV cable soon.<br />For both TV signals and DVD, full use of the DLP screen is not assurred.  This is not the fault of the TV or DVD player but the many formats present in various media.  One can stretch or distort the picture to fill more/all of the screen but I generally found it better to leave the aspect ratio for correct proportion and live with black bars.  DVD's such as Finding Nemo or Iceage fill the screen with crisp, dazzling color while natural content like Winged Migration awe the viewer with subtle colors and overwhelming detail.  I don't see how video can get any better than this.<br />So, my opinion is stop your worring and dive in.  The combo above has met my high expectations and will, no doubt, impress you as well.