Best Flat Panel TVs - 1 x D-Sub (RGB PC) Rear Input Connectors, 1080i (HDTV) Broadcast Format Supported, ATSC Built-in Tuner

'prominent, appropriately colored key'

'This means the TV won't be capable of producing deep blacks.'

'the controls are easy to use and the sound is fantastic, so maybe with a little extra engineering, this nine hundred dollar (depending as always on where you shop) may be just the system you’re looking for.'

'The menu system is quite extensive, so the easy-access quick menu for aspect ratio, picture, and sound modes, the timer, and other oft-used functions, is welcome.'

'Images from Braveheart and Tomorrow Never Dies were crisp and background noise is nearly eliminated.'

'fantastic picture'

'extremely fast screen response time'

'Above-average image quality, design, and usability.'

'Above-average image quality, design, and usability.'

'clear smooth images'

'the picture quality is superior to the old LCD models at the expense of the viewing angle.'

'sharpest picture'

'prominent, appropriately colored key'

'It is a full HD LCD model that is capable of playing HD movies at 1080p.'

'It is a full HD LCD model that is capable of playing HD movies at 1080p.'

'new Tools menu'

'It is tough to find a Plasma TV that performs well in all areas, yet keeping the price affordable.'

'warm, accurate skin tones'

'snappy performance'

'more comfortable control'

'TV a versatile performer'

'sharp, vibrant, and life-like images'

'The Sony KDL-HX800 series is the company's least expensive to feature 3D compatibility. '

'The Sony KDL-46HX800 was easy to calibrate, as putting it in Cinema mode seemed to put it pretty close to the mark for our calibration standards.'

'The KDL-55HX800 has an MSRP of $3,399.99, but it's now being sold through www.sonystyle.com and other outlets for around $2,800, which is competitive with similarly equipped models from Samsung and LG that are also 3D-ready.'

'Good black performance'

'extremely high brightness and contrast levels'

'The backlight is adjustable and, when set at its lowest level, the TV is capable of producing a respectably deep black for a traditional LCD backlight design.'