As for me, I'm a DLP (digital light processing) guy. The market is being dominated by LCD (liquid crystal display) models, but I prefer DLP for several reasons. To me, most LCDs are too bright. DLPs produce truer color that's more balanced. After a few years, LCDs go bad and have to be totally replaced. DLPs can last three to four times longer, though they require a bulb change every few years. If you're in the market for a large TV (60-inches and up), DLP offers a much better value and picture that's every bit as good. If you move around every few years then I highly suggest that you go with DLP; the screens are much more durable than LCDs. My biggest pet peeve with LCDs is motion blur, which can ruin fast-paced games, as well as sports and action movies (a lot of newer models are much better at dealing with this, to be fair).