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With prices dropping, slimmer sets proliferating, and more models offering fine picture quality, rear-projection TVs have emerged as serious candidates for anyone who wants a high-definition television with a jumbo screen.
Here's a look at some of the trends heating up this category
CRT-based sets are bargains. A rear-projection CRT-based TV--the type that uses picture tubes--is the least-expensive way to watch HD on a big screen. You can buy an HD-ready TV with a 50-inch-plus screen for $1,500 or less. We've seen some sets advertised for $1,000. The well-known drawback to these TVs is size: Most are 24 to 30 inches deep. Still, if you have the space, ...