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What about the Sanyo 30" Widescreen they had a Walmart? It is supposed to be a real value for it's price. I have checked repeatedly online and at several Walmarts and it always lists as being out of stock. There is a demo one at my local Walmart and for the money it looks quite good. I don't...

Update: After the lousy experience with Sears and Bestbuy I took your advice and went to Walmart. Out of the three places that I went to they were the only ones that had a HD source connected to their HD TV's. The 30" Sanyo looked very very nice. It didn't seem to have that cheezy feel to it...

Oh and on another note: If you think a 4:3 picture is tiny on a 26" widescreen tv then you should see the 16:9 picture on my 20" Sony Wega! :) Now thats narrow. I would also like to add that those Pan & Scan DVD's that are now labled "Full Screen" are incorrect. They should be labled "FILL...

"The 4x3 image on a 26'' widescreen is equivalent to a 17'' set! In other words, the 26'' 4x3 set has a 50% bigger 4x3 image. On the other hand, the 16x9 image on the 26'' widescreen is (obviously) 26'', while the 16x9 image on the 26'' 4x3 HD tv is 23.9'' (2 inches smaller). So the...

I have been thinking about purchasing a HD tv. I don't have the money (or room) for a large widescreen tv so I was looking at the sub 30" models. I have always been a Sony guy, but there is a Samsung that has caught my eye and I was wondering if anyone had seen this model in use. Samsung...

After reading your post I pluged my VGA monitor into the RGB jack on the back of my DN 6000 HD receiver and got a big fat nothing. I knew it wouldn't work, but since they "fit" I would give it a try. In the menus on my monitor there are different choices listed under RGB. Color 1, Color 2 &...