Sony Bravia KLV-S26A10 26-Inch LCD HD-Ready Flat Panel Television
Bravo Bravia
For my situation, this medium screen LCD HDTV has been an excellent choice.  Picture is crystal clear, sound is excellent and has some \\"surround\\" characteristics even without the home theater turned on. <br />The set has multiple inputs for several combinations of video devices.  I currently run a VCR (still have some old tapes I don't want to trash), a DVD (standard but will accommodate HD-DVD), and a digital cable box.  One caution with many cable providers - I run the cable box through the HDMI input even though my provider doesn't support this method.  I have had only one problem with the HDMI image and unplugging the cable box for 10 seconds allowed it to reset itself to show an HDMI digital image again.  ALL cable companies are compatible with component video inputs.  This television has one component video input, so running a DVD and a cable box to it simultaneously will require an adaptor if that is your situation.  In my case that hasn't been necessary to this point, but it wouldn't be a problem if need be, since I wouldn't be watching a DVD and a digital broadcast simultaneously anyway.  Again - this is because of the cable provider, not the television.  Some may choose this option anyway because HDMI cable is pretty expensive at this point.    Overall, I'm very pleased with this television.  It also fit very nicely in my somewhat small entertainment center because the speakers are on the bottom, not the sides.