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Originally Posted by andy
In my opinion, the best CRT TVs are the Sony HD sets with the "Super Fine Pitch" CRTs. They have much smaller phosphor stripes than any other TV. This improves their resolution and make the picture look smoother and more film like. All other CRT HDTVs have a dot pitch that's only adequate for NTSC resolution.
I can't stand LCD TVs, but I have to admit that I love my LCD computer monitor. Its perfect convergence, razor sharp focus, and complete lack of flicker more than makes up for the worse color and slight motion blur. I also enjoy the space savings, instant on, and greatly reduced heat output.
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I mentioned this before but I did see an LCD- HDTV at Radio Shack. It had to me mis-adjusted, the colors were all pasty and generally the picture was yucky. My 1982 Zenith would eat it for lunch, heck, I think even my 1966 Sony B&W would. 
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