Ok. its decision time.

Ive done a bit of research and have decided to pick from one of these three TVs.

Westinghouse 26" Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD HDTV. Model #: sk-26H240S. 800:1 contrast ratio. 2 HDMI Ports. 1366x768 resolution. Component inputs. its $599.99 at Best Buy.com

Samsung 27" widescreen LCD HDTV w/ Digital Tunar. Model #: LN-S2738D. 1366x768 resolution. 3000x1 Contrast Ratio. 698 at Wal-Mart.com. HDMI Input and Component input as well. Has VGA 

Samsung 27" Tube HDTV. Model #: TX-T2793H. screen resolution of 800Lines (horizontal). 2 HDMI input and 2 Component input.(all run up to 1080i, expect HDMI which runs at 1080p as well) 549.99 at circuit city.com.

So, which si the better of the 3 to get? thanks for the help :)

The Sammy 27" LCD.  Although the tube set can accept a 1080p signal, it cannot display it.ramey70

The second one, right? is it better quality?

[QUOTE="ramey70"]The Sammy 27" LCD. Although the tube set can accept a 1080p signal, it cannot display it.black_awpN1

The second one, right? is it better quality?

 
Better than the Westy in terms of quality, but I would rather have LCD than CRT.

Ive done a bit of research and have decided to pick from one of these three TVs.

Westinghouse 26" Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD HDTV. Model #: sk-26H240S. 800:1 contrast ratio. 2 HDMI Ports. 1366x768 resolution. Component inputs. its $599.99 at Best Buy.com

Samsung 27" widescreen LCD HDTV w/ Digital Tunar. Model #: LN-S2738D. 1366x768 resolution. 3000x1 Contrast Ratio. 698 at Wal-Mart.com. HDMI Input and Component input as well. Has VGA 

Samsung 27" Tube HDTV. Model #: TX-T2793H. screen resolution of 800Lines (horizontal). 2 HDMI input and 2 Component input.(all run up to 1080i, expect HDMI which runs at 1080p as well) 549.99 at circuit city.com.

So, which si the better of the 3 to get? thanks for the help :)

black_awpN1

That Samsung 27" LCD - I think I saw one at my local Walmart and it had really nice clarity and contrast levels. Pretty bright and a good bang for the buck - from my personal experience though, HD projection is the best way to go on a budget, you just have to replace bulbs like every 5 years to keep clarity. But yeah, get the Samsung LCD, I'm sure its the best option.

This belongs in the A/V forums, but I'd pick the Samsung.