Samsung HLR6167W 61-Inch Widescreen HDTV DLP TV
Pretty.. Huge
This TV is huge.  I was originally planning on purchasing a 50-55 inch TV at the $2K price range.  There is a lot of value in this TV.  HDTV looks awesome.  It even looks better than DVDs playing through over the component cables.  This TV doesn't have 1080p support (it has 1080i though), but you're not really missing anything because most HDTV programs aren't transmitted higher than 720p (which this TV fully supports).  This TV also supports Cablecards if your cable provider has them available.  The other semi-problem mentioned earlier was that there wasn't enough high end inputs (hdmi, DVI), and it's true though there are enough component inputs if you prefer that.  The Anynet function and TV Guide feature was useless for me, but it's always nice to have extra features.  One of the neatest features is plugging my computer into the TV through the D-Sub (15 pin monitor) input.  Though some care has to be made so you don't accidentally set the resolution to something that can't be displayed properly on the TV.  It is pretty finicky when it comes to what resolutions can be displayed unlike a regular monitor.  One other minor issue I had was the viewing angle.  The TV doesn't come with a stand, so some thought has to be put into the placement of this TV.  For optimal viewing, you want to be able to be eye level with the center of the TV.  Overall, I am very satisfied with this TV purchase and recommend it as a very good DLP solution for those that don't need the 1080p or a lot of the higher end digital inputs.    edit - The newer 61\\" 1080p model (HL-R6168W) from Samsung might be more value for only a few hundred dollars more as of the prices posted on Amazon today (4.3.06).