Sansui DTV2760

Although the 27-inch Sansui DTV2760 is the last "big screen" standard-definition conventional TV still in production, there are not a lot of reviews covering it. Sears.com has the largest number of owner-written reviews, and the site is easy to use. A few reviews can also be found at Amazon.com.

The 27-inch Sansui DTV2760 is the largest standard-definition TV still being made. Reports say that picture quality is not bad, though it's notably a step behind what you'll see on a high-definition TV set. Where it does shine is value, since the DTV2760 costs considerably less than any other TV with the same screen size. The set isn't particularly feature-rich, but the QAM-compatible digital tuner means you don't need a converter box to watch unscrambled digital channels from a cable company, and this TV won't become obsolete when analog broadcasting ends in early 2009. Connectivity is also pretty good for a budget set, including component, composite and S-video inputs. A digital audio output lets you connect the TV to a stereo system for high-quality sound broadcast TV. If you want a smaller television, the 20-inch Emerson CR202EM9 (*est. $135) receives good owner feedback.