Sony A series SXRD KDS-55A2000

Pros: Comparatively superior picture quality, Supports FULL 1080P resolution, User replaceable lamp/bulb cartridge.

Cons: Price (although it is coming down), and the remote is not night-friendly.

The Bottom Line: If there was another set comparable in price and quality we did not find it. This is "the" rear-projection TV, hands down.

Review: Summary After researching far and wide, I am here to tell you that the Sony A2000 series of rear-projection TVs unleashes a new level of High Definition viewing pleasure. It features Sony's SXRD (Silicon crystal Reflective Display) technology ...

Pros: price,not heavy,1080i picture quality

Cons: remote could have been better

Review: Recently purchased 55" Sony SXRD from HH Gregg,and it has to be seen to appreciate.It is truly a beautiful image producing tv.Remote is a little odd but over-all i would recommend this tv to anyone looking for quality,i could have spent less but there ...

Pros: Picture both HD and regular, ease of set up, weight, bulb access

Cons: Price(compared to other brands),remote cumbersome and inaccurate

Review: Purchased from Circuit City for 1999, delivered. I stood behind tv and hooked it up to cable, vcr, dvd, and receiver as the delivery people watched-took about 2 mins. Have never looked at manual. Great picture both HD and regular. A little higher in cost ...

Pros: Clear, crisp, pure image, especially on 1080p channels.

Cons: Warm up takes too long; channels take longer than "normal" TV's to switch. Speakers.

The Bottom Line: Good product. Let's see how long it lasts.

Review: Bought this TV a year ago for a good price, but I'm surprised at how much lower it actually got. We don't watch a lot of TV or cable, so we purchased an RCA digital antenna to go along with it and for most channels, we get excellent reception and ...

Pros: bright, beautiful picture - great color presentation.

Cons: remote only so-so. black detail can wash out in daylight.

Review: Cabient size and weight very manageable (83 lbs.). I see rainbows, so DLP not an option for me. Plus I notice red push and motion artifacts, so for most of my viewing (HD sports) that was not acceptable. Fantastic picture on HD material (Comcast), ...