Toshiba 26HF85 26" Widescreen HD-Ready Flat Screen TV
Excellent Value HD-Ready CRT...minor bugs
Let me start off by stating my own blatant bias.  I am a fan of CRT TV's (tube TV's) over Plasma, LCD, DLP, etc.  I know everyone will be screaming in an uproar, but to each their own.  For me, it's CRT for now.  Keep in mind, studios still use CRT's for editing purposes (There's a reason for that! It's called picture quality!) This is our second CRT HD TV.  Our first is Sony's unsurpassed KD-34XBR960.  For pure picture quality, the Sony is absolutely the best picture in standard or HD format of any TV on the market period.  Don't even argue.  Read the reviews here and elsewhere to find out for yourself.  Then see for yourself at a local store.  End of discussion.  Sony wins.  We recently added the Toshiba 26HF85 to our home.  HD-Ready, 16:9, etc.  Lotsa bells & whistles for the money.  Surprisingly good picture quality.  HDMI inputs (hard to find in this price class!).  Plenty of extra inputs as well.  Amazon killed Best Buy on the price by $150.  Negs - Dated cabinet is very vanilla.  Remote suffers from same 1980's identity crisis.  Annoying pop-up of sleep timer countdown every 10 minutes.  Sound not bad, but only ok.  Poor color contrast for setup & display menu makes it difficult to read.  Menu not intuitive, but plenty of adjustments to suit individual viewing tastes.  Get your money's worth, read the manual and fine-tune the display for your own preferences.  You'll be glad you did.  Overall, this TV is all about value.  You're gonna be hard-pressed to find a better picture & more features for this kind of money.  Most of my gripes are with the setup & menu functions anyways, and you won't even care about that while enjoying TV in all of its' HD glory for under 400 bucks!