Toshiba 52HM95 52-Inch Widescreen Integrated HD DLP Projection TV
Very pleased...
My wife and I went to several brick and mortar stores and compared sets.  This set, for the money , easily had the best HDTV and brightest picture.   <br /> <br />A cable box and dvd player are hooked up to it. <br /> <br />http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00078GLJY/qid=1127756368/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-9161834-6997466?v=glance&s=electronics&n=507846 <br /> <br />(FYI, For the money. this is the best dvd player.  Please be sure to specify the HDMI cable if you plan to use this DVD player with this HDTV set.  Cable specifity may only be applicable if you order this dvd player direct from Oppo.  Very easy to hookup.) <br /> <br />The cable guy hooked the cable box.  WARNING - Once you start watching HDTV , you may find yourself dis-inclined to watch TV in other modes - especially in standard mode. <br /> <br />For more technical users, the Comcast Motorola HDTV cable box allows the user to output TV format he/she prefers.  To view the cablebox user settings, turn the cable off (with the TV on) and press \\"Menu\\".  From there you select the output format.  The cablebox box can be set to upconvert the 480i format to 480p and helps increase the picture quality on the Toshiba HDTV.  I prefer the 720p output format over the 1080i in the HDTV setting - although they are very close to each other to the naked eye.  To me, the 720p is a smoother picture. <br /> <br />Cons : <br /> <br />Currently ,Comcast only really offers a handful of HDTV stations maybe about 20 altogether.  Hopefully, that will increase in the future. <br /> <br />This model does not have PIP although you may display  side by side (with different sources).  There is no zoom, but there is a freeze button. <br /> <br /> <br />