Insignia probably isn't the brand you see commercials for on TV, go into the store planning to buy, or frankly, brag to your friends about after you buy. But after strolling the show...

Stacked with inputs, including 5 HDMI ; matte screen eliminates glare ; attractive front bezel ; relatively high-quality sound ; respectable image quality for the price

Still some motion blur in games ; color palette produces banding in gradients ; can't muster much volume

If you've just downed a great porterhouse steak, why have ultra-expensive Kobe beef for dessert? Because you can. That's how we felt when LG's new 55-inch LH90 LED...

Beautiful 1080p picture ; deep black levels, fine color accuracy ; plenty of picture tweaks, ISFccc capable ; attractive styling

Expensive ; no SD slot ; no Ethernet connection ; remote should be better

Want to discover the latest buzz in LCD HDTVs? Just change one letter to LED, and you've got it. In manufacturers' quest to increase contrast ratios and black levels to...

Gorgeous 1080P image ; best blacks yet from an LCD HDTV ; no screen door effect ; easy adjusting picture settings ; dolby Volume ends blasting commercials

Very expensive ; no Ethernet port ; remote should be enhanced

Older plasma displays are notorious energy hogs compared to LCD panels. Walk by one that's been on for a few hours and it almost feels like a Vermont wood stove in January. That's...

Excellent black levels ; picture quality tops 1080p LCDs ; anti-reflection filter works very well ; decent stereo sound

Could use another HDMI input ; saves power but still not as efficient at LCD displays ; simulated surround is terrible ; non-swiveling stand

First impressions are all about looks. Sharp obviously knows this, as it has redesigned its Aquos line starting with the handsome D65 series. The 46-inch Sharp LC-46D65U LCD, which...

Energy saving mode ; picture quality ; large degree of customization ; quality remote

Menu system could be less utilitarian ; poor image quality at extreme viewing angles

Toshiba's affordable all-in-one TV might cut it in the kitchen, but probably not anywhere else.

Built-in tuner; supports many disc formats; remote is big and easy to use; low price; compact size for countertop use

Poor 500:1 contrast ratio; no HDMI port; no digital optical output; poor audio quality; no holder for remote

Superb black levels and picture clarity make this HDTV a winner, if you can find it on discount.

Gorgeous 1080p; 120Hz LCD HDTV

Expensive; two-piece system needs your buy-in

The Sony KDL-52XBR6 is a very good 52-inch HDTV, and you'll be happy once you make the investment.

Attractive, great black levels, solid quality, sound system, out-of-box settings

Sony's price premium, remote could use improvement, noticeable screen door effect, no memory card slots

We get bleary-eyed checking out all the new HDTVs. Bigger, better and cheaper are this year's watchwords in a nutshell. And yet, if you walk into a decent retailer (i.e. Magnolia...

Wonderful picture ; quality audio ; deep blacks ; non-reflective ; built-in image optimizer

Wildly expensive ; ho-hum remote ; no SD card reader

Sitting between the popular 42- and 50-inch HDTV sizes, Samsung's LN46A630 occupies the middle of the road both in size and features.

Excellent picture quality; can be fine-tuned; intuitive menu system; attractive design

Unimpressive sound; could use more profiles