Sony KV-32XBR250 FD Trinitron WEGA XBR TV
The screen is NOT flat and the picture crawls with noise.
I love Sony, but if there happens to be a window across from your WEGA, you'll regret it. And if your window happens to have wood blinds, you'll see exactly how imperfect the glass is -- especially when something scrolls  horizontally across the screen. Don't believe Sony's claims -- we have to  wait till sunset to watch our WEGA because the smooth glass reflects SO  MUCH light, unlike our previous rear projection Sony. Also, this set weighs  a TON because the glass is about 3&quot; thick on the sides. It's as if  they took a Trinitron tube, set it on its face in a box and poured liquid  glass around it. We bought the 32&quot; and upgraded to the 36&quot;, and  both sets have wavy glass and an extraordinary amount of crawling noise  produced by the the digital comb filter when watching cable. It also has a  tendency to make non-digital pictures look pixelated. If you don't watch a  digital source exclusively in a dark room, you're better off with a much  cheaper curved Trinitron.