Mitsubishi LT-46131

Summary: I was really fortunate to find this TV online at Circuit City for a little over $1800 so I went to my local CC to check it out. Turns out they had it for $1700 plus with my AAA discount I got it for a little over $1500 before taxes. WHAT AN INCREDIBLE DEAL!!! I couldn't pass it up and neither could my wife so we bought it on the spot with an upconvert DVD player (still waiting out the HD-DVD/Blu-ray format war).
I must tell you that I am very impressed with the picture quality and the colors are simply amazing!! If you're a photographer before the days of digital and know what Fujifilm Velvia is, then you could make a parallel to the Mitsubishi's color output on the screen. The reds are redder, the greens are greener and the overall color is just amazing. Did I say that the color is just amazing?!! Some films have a rather green cast on them, however (like Bourne Supremacy) but the Mitsu has six color adjustments which could alleviate any issues.
There are a lot of inputs on this TV, as well, so you could hook up your computer, firewire devices, etc. Cable card feature on the TV is kind of useless, though, because not too many carriers will accommodate. Also, I wished that the frame was all black like the LT-46231, but after a few days, I became fond of the silver part of the bezel. Anyhow, I end up looking at the stunning picture on the screen...and I don't even have blu-ray or HD-DVD source into it!!
If you can find this for less than $2K, grab it quick because they are being discontinued as they are 2007 models and 2008's are out already.
Did I say that the colors are AMAZING!!!

Summary: Fairly good LCD TV compared to other brand names such as Samsung and Sony. Somewhat cheaper then the other brand names. I got my TV for $2100.

Major problem is the annoying screen flickering on the bottom of the screen when connected to a PC at 1080p 60H. no way to resolve the problem. I tried different computeers all, the same.

Also the firewire port is not as compatible to digital devives as other TVs that have them on the market.

So My recommendation is to pay a little more and get the Samsumg.