Big Picture Big Sound

LG brings its best-in-class NetCast internet app suite and wireless readiness to the party with their LED-backlit 47LE5400.

Epson improves upon their winning formula and delivers blacker blacks, better frame interpolation and THX video certification. The fact that they do it for less than $2500 is, in a word, astounding.

Despite its lack of lens shift and imperfect video processing, Optoma's HD20 still delivers bright and engaging 1080p video with 4,000 hours of lamp life for a mere $999.

3D TV is finally here and this one was worth the wait, packing edge-lit LEDs, a 240Hz refresh rate and surprisingly rich online/multimedia options along with that whole extra dimension.

Despite its awkward-sounding "Regza" moniker, Toshiba's 46SV670U delivers a gorgeous high definition image after proper calibration. Plus, LCD blacks that actually look... black!

No high-def is sort of a drag. However, this 3-chip LCD projector more than makes up for its shortcomings with a built-in DVD player and speakers.

Yahoo and Netflix and VUDU, oh my! LG's NetCast-enabled 42LH50 is a streaming bargain if ever there was one. (And oh yeah, it's also a TV!)

With the VF551XVT, VIZIO continues their push to bring cutting-edge HDTV technologies--including local-dimming LED backlighting and a 240 Hz refresh rate--to affordable displays.

This 47-inch LCD flat panel continues VIZIO's tradition of bringing affordable, big-screen HDTV to the masses. Just don't get stuck sitting off to the side.

Delivering exceptionally deep blacks and a vivid, accurate color palette, Epson's boxy-but-good 6500UB makes the short list of affordable 1080p projectors worthy of your hard-earned coin.