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[Oasis]

Looking to buy a new TV finally and I don't know jack about televisions.

Price isn't really an issue, although I'd like to keep it around $2000 or so since I don't watch a whole lot of TV nor play video games. It needs to be HD since I don't feel like paying extra after 2/11/09. Plus I think you have to have HD to play a PS3, and I wanna get one so I can play that game that looks like Tomb Raider

I'm basically looking for the best combination of size and picture quality for $2000 or so. Any recommendations would be appreciated

[impala454]

Also just to add a little more on DLPs, they main problem they can get is that the cabinet geometry could be slightly off from the factory, which results in slight curves or bows on the screen (very hard to notice, but once you do its annoying). If you go the DLP route, be aware that you may have to exchange the set if this occurs. Most of the DLP manufacturers have a tolerance of like 5mm or something, and the stores seem to have no problems swapping yours out for a new one. Just be prepared for the possibility. If you want to avoid any problems at all, just go with LCD and you'll be fine.

IMHO DLPs are amazing, just require a little TLC to get started up. I personally did not have any problems with mine, but know a couple people who have had the bowing issue with their new set and had to have it swapped for a new one. Once you have a good set with the calibrated settings, I'd put it up against anything else on the market.