Sharp Aquos LC-15B2U 15 in. EDTV-Ready LCD TV

Pros: 500 : 1 Contrast Ratio, Lightweight, Excellent Picture (rivals HD), Good Sound, All Inputs

Cons: Mounting Hardware Extra and Expensive, Not PC Monitor Compatible

The Bottom Line: Shop around for the best deal (it greatly varies in the US) but if you want to treat yourself, one look and you'll be hooked.

Review: Although I hemmed and hawed greatly, paced the floor and tried to lower my standards and buy a 14" to 20" Flatscreen Sony or Toshiba, I couldn't stop thinking about how much I NEEDED this Sharp LCD in my life. So I did the unthinkable and told the sales...

Pros: What you want, awesome picture and good sound to boot !

Cons: Still kinda pricey

The Bottom Line: Have a few extra bucks to spare, spend it on this one ! You won't regret it ! Make sure it has the A in model, it's the newer one.

Review: Once you pull it out of the box, your ready to go after hooking up the power adapter and coax.

The picture was a little bright for me, so with a little adjusting the black mode setting, it toned down nicely.

The remote preset...

Pros: 170 degree viewing angle of an LCD screen.

Cons: Only 15 inches

The Bottom Line: If you a looking to buy a high quality TV, this is the one to buy. It is the best thing out there, and totally worth it.

Review: Its well thought out design attracts but doesn't get in the way of the picture. The Aquos actually allows the picture to float as if defying physical space. In fact, at only 2 and a half inches deep, it actually does defy space constraints. Now I can put...

Pros: Very attractive and compact, no ugly wires around

Cons: I wanted a religious experience and didn't get it

The Bottom Line: It's a great television, great sound, good looks, husband LOVES it -- I'd be content with far less.

Review: One lovely Sunday a few weeks ago, my husband expressed his growing discontent with the dark picture on the television in our kitchen -- a development that I found annoying as well, but could have lived with.

He decided to go look at...