Philips 60PP9202 Epic 60" HDTV-Ready TV
Great picture for the price, easy to use, only 1 HD tuner
Update: Had a convergence problem where the red went all out of whack.  Service guy came and fixed it with a new IC for about $250 (still cheaper than the extended warranty...).  Apparently this can be common with many projection TVs.    Picture is still great after 2 years!!    Original review:  This TV is huge and is great for anyone that wants a big screen TV with standard 4:3 aspect, but still show a large 16:9 widescreen display for under $2K.  The widescreen is 55\\"!  It is beautiful as my wife has said.  I recommend this TV for anyone that is on budget, not that this TV is cheap.  The size and picture are absolutely stunning.  I've only had minor issues with this product.  The single HD tuner required me to purchase an HDTV swither so that I could play 480p (progressive scan) DVD's and also hook up my HD cable TV box.  I bought the MadCatz HDTV swither for $20.  Works great.  The HD tuner cannot understand analog or 480i signals.  I don't know if this is normal, but being a newbie at this stuff, it took me a while to figure out the right configuration for all of my hardware.  The TV comes with a protective screen which has already paid off since my kids have written on it with pens and also scratched it within the first 2 weeks of ownership.  Also, closed captioning is not an option under HD mode, unless you switch it on \\"manually\\" through the cable box or subtitles on the DVD player.  I couldn't figure out how to turn it off until a service guy came out and figured the problem.  The manual omitted that you cannot control it through AV-4 (HD mode).  Customer Service was responsive when I contacted them regarding the closed captioning issue.  My Playstation 2 is also fun to play on this set.