The Series 7000 offers Web browsing, an ultrathin design, energy efficiency, and a terrific HD picture, but not without some flaws
It may give you sticker shock, but Sharp's new LCD TV uses LED lighting technology that gives viewers a dazzling home-theater experience
With its slimmed-down design, terrific picture, and wealth of features, the Series 8 is a definite improvement over its predecessor
It's a little pricey, but the Kuro PRO-151FD outdoes its predecessor and is the best plasma TV on the market today
Don't let Samsung's infused-red color design distract you from the LN52A650 LCD TV's deep, dark blacks or back-lit, scrolling remote
This new energy-efficient HDTV makes a good second set. Too bad Philips Electronics is getting out of the LCD TV business in the U.S.
The high-definition BeoVision 8, considered a bargain by B&O at $4,000, will be worth it to consumers who want a great picture and an über-stylish set
The affordable, standalone digital video recorder proved a big hit with this reviewer. Too bad it only works with cable
Don't let the price tag on the Ultravision P50S601 plasma HDTV make you nervous—it's a handsome set that delivers the requisite bells and whistles
The Samsung LN-T4681F LCD TV isn't cheap, but it doesn't skimp on the high-definition features you want. And the picture is superb
For the price, the LT-42X898 HDTV should offer a better picture and be easier to use—starting with getting it out of the box
It may not have all the inputs and settings of higher-priced models, but the 50-in. plasma 50PZ77U delivers excellent color for a reasonable price
If you'd rather have one universal remote control vs. many for your home theater needs, check out the simple, affordable Harmony One
Plasma comes back with a bang in the form of Pioneer's $7,000 Elite Kuro, the best television on the market today
Sony's LCD set delivers the best image in its class, along with the usual bells and whistles. And, for just a few bucks more, you get direct Internet access
Samsung's HD TV has some drawbacks, but the high-quality sound and video from this big-screen set—not to mention the price cuts—make it a nice choice
The 42-in. TV is easy to set up and operate and has plenty of inputs, but the picture doesn't stand up to sets from Samsung or Sharp
The new HDTV offering is bristling with inputs so you can hook up almost everything you own, but don't try watching nondigital programs
The simulated-surround-sound system is a good choice for small-apartment dwellers who want a big movie soundtrack experience
The new video download console and service from Vudu are easy to set up and use. Too bad the movie selection is wanting
The Samsung LN-T3253H, a 32-in., LCD, high-def TV, has lots of input options and lifelike images, but takes a few shortcuts
The LC-52D92U offers beautiful HD images and good color right out of the box—besting Sharp's earlier models and the competition
The set-top box that syncs with a computer is simple to set up but doesn't deliver the audiovisual quality or all the features consumers may want
The latest upgrade of the iconic digital video recorder makes high-def so worth watching—but it'll cost you a pretty penny
With all the competition out there, Dell's pricey HDTV set doesn't quite stack up to rivals
LG Electronics delivers on its promise to give buyers a player that handles both Blu-ray and HD-DVD formats—beautifully
While it delivers fabulous visuals, the BDP9000 disc player falls flat in the acoustics department
This top-of-the line high-definition DVD player makes even standard discs look better, but what if the competing next-gen format prevails?
The high-definition picture and sound of the DMP-BD10 Blu-ray Disc and DVD player rival moviegoing, but for $1,299.95 retail, is that enough?
The 37-inch LCD does double duty as a computer monitor, but its strength is as a TV
The HLS-5679w is the company's early effort to master LED technology, but there are still some kinks to be worked out
The FPD2485W doesn't come with instructions, but it turns out you don't need them to set it up, and the picture is great
A reasonably priced alternative to high-end LCDs or plasma screens, the WD-65831's digital light processing brings TV into close focus
It's an awkward name, but the Regza is a good all-around set fully kitted out with features at a can't-complain price
The computer maker does a fine job with this big, super sharp TV, even if the audio doesn't measure up to the video
Sony once again sets the industry standard with this fully rigged, picture-perfect high-definition TV
The Japanese electronics maker has done away with many of the picture problems plaguing plasma TVs. Hope your couch is comfy
Got $11,000 to drop on a TV? You won't find a bigger screen and better resolution than that offered by the Aquos LC-65D90U
The on-demand movie company's new service is well designed and backed by major studios. But it doesn't live up to its star billing
This LCD TV delivers a beautifully crisp, lifelike high-definition image right out of the box
It's a decent set for those on a budget looking for svelte, flat-panel set
The Harmony 890 can control more than 80,000 devices -- even through doors. But its features don't justify the $400 price tag
Its 42-inch flat-screen model delivers impressive clarity -- with both high-definition and analog programming -- at a reasonable price
Great addition if you're using it mainly for DVDs and high-def content
For the price, the W4200 plasma-screen set offers a lot to like, with a fine high-definition picture and plenty of spots to plug in gadgets
Toshiba's 42HP84 is a pretty good bargain -- even after you factor in the cost of a separate HDTV tuner
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