My decision was between the Mitsubishi WD-65833 and the Samsung HL-T6187S. While the Mitsu is one of the most highly rated DLP sets ever, I was fascinated with the LED idea. While most DLP TV's are driven by a very bright lightbulb this Samsung series is lit up with LED lights. In theory, these will last a heck of a lot longer and eliminate the most common complaint people have about DLP TV's: replacing the bulb on a fairly regular basis.

I am running cable TV (standard def and HD), DVD, HD-DVD, AppleTV and a Nintendo Wii through it and everything looks wonderful. Sports and fast motion stuff looks better than on my older LCD TV thanks to the 120hz refresh rate. Colors are vivid without being overly bright and the picture is crystal clear. Best of all, DLP TV in this size is less than half the price and by waiting for the second generation of LED, my belief is that this eliminates any of the complaints people have had in the past about DLP.

Please note that you should set up this TV per the Calibration thread at AVSForum (I used Avical's settings). This will close the iris and reduce the "eye-watering glare" reviewers have mentioned. While it may not be wall-mountable like an LCD it is lightweight, thin, pleasing to the eye in that very little except screen is showing and gives a gorgeous picture. Those into "green" usage will be happy that it uses almost no power in standby mode.

If I find something bad about this TV, I will let you all know.