Yes Direct View TVs (CRT)

Editors' Take: We preview Samsung's "thin tube" 30-inch direct-view HDTV.

Specs: CRT TV, 30 in, 16:9

The Bottom Line: While it doesn't deliver all the detail of its larger brethren, this 32-inch set makes a great stepping-stone to high-def.

Specs: CRT TV, 32 in, 4:3

The Bottom Line: Sony's KV-30HS420 entry-level 30-inch wide-screen HDTV delivers a lot of bang for your buck.

Specs: CRT TV, 30 in, 16:9

The Bottom Line: This Toshiba is a solid, if uninspired, performer that's light on features but still provides a good-quality flat-screen image.

Specs: CRT TV, 32 in, 4:3, Silver

The Bottom Line: A state-of-the-art analog set with a complete performance package and a sticker price to match.

Specs: CRT TV, 36 in, 4:3, Silver

The Bottom Line: This set is a major improvement over earlier Sony 34-inch models in terms of both performance and price.

Specs: CRT TV, 34 in, 16:9, Silver

The Bottom Line: This Samsung is an impressive performer and is currently the best value among 30-inch, wide-screen HDTVs.

Specs: CRT TV, 30 in, 16:9, Light gray

The Bottom Line: There are cheaper sets, and there are 16:9 sets, but among 4:3 direct-view HDTVs, this 32-incher sets a high standard.

Specs: CRT TV, 32 in, 4:3, Gray

The Bottom Line: This Toshiba conveys a respectable image and is available online for much less than its list price.

Specs: CRT TV, 24 in, 4:3, Silver

The Bottom Line: This TV has the features that you want at this size, but it's an underachiever because of poor factory setup.

Specs: CRT TV, 24 in, 4:3, Silver