Samsung HLR5667W 56-Inch DLP HD TV
Great tv for the price!
I have had this 56inch DLP for about 3 weeks now, and I'm still very happy with the decision to buy it.  The performance of the TV all depends on your source signal.  Given a good HD signal the picture on this TV is just awesome, but analog signal looks bad due to the large size of the screen.  SD signal produces ok pictures.  Moving pictures in all 3 signal modes are clear with no blurring or streaking. <br /> <br />There is plenty of inputs for all the accessory one would need.  I recommend using the component video inputs whenever possible for best picture quality.  My playstation 2 works great on this TV with no delay of any sort.  My buddy says the picture quality will be better if I use the component video inputs, but I haven't got around to buying the cable yet. <br /> <br />Most TV of this class have more than 30watts for sound, but this hasn't been an issue at all.  For normal viewing I'm only using about 1/5 of max.  I find the sound quality to be excellent on this TV. <br /> <br />I really like the antenna/cable button on the remote, since I have analog cable and use a roof top antenna for many over the air broadcast HD channels.  Most of the 80 or so channels on my Comcast analog cable service is SD quality, and there are only a handful of HD channels.   <br /> <br />The negatives of this TV so far has been the lack of a HD tuner for the PIP feature, and the lack of a PIP/main picture swap button on the remote.  (PIP won't pickup HD channels, and you have to go into several layers in the menu to swap pictures with the PIP. <br /> <br />Speaking of menus, the transparent on screen menu on this TV is very cool, as you can see the effect of the changes or adjustment you're making as you make them. <br /> <br />Given my experience thusfar I would buy this TV again, and I'm sure most people will be very happy with it as well.