Samsung CS29Z40
There are many advantages to having a CRT HDTV over a flat panel one. Firstly you'll get better sound, the contrast ratio will be better than any other budget model and your regular TV won't look bad on it either. Of course you're going to be limited to 29-inches and you'll get the black bands when you watch anything that's not of the fullscreen 4:3 aspect ratio.
With that said, the CS29Z40 offers a good range of connectivity options including VGA and DVI, and a resolution of 1366x768, which is essentially 720p. Of course, the best part about the TV is its cheap pricetag of Rs. 26,500.
Philips 29PT8836/94
All this while we've been telling you about really cheap CRT HDTVs out there and now you have it, the cheapest HDTV you can buy!
This baby will not only ensure great 'saas bahu' telly viewing, but will also allow you to watch movies in full HD. That's right, the Philips 29PT8836/94 supports the full hi-def resolution of 1080p. Of course you're gonna have to make do with component connectors instead of HDMI here, but that's hardly a concern for a bargain like this.
You can source this one for an MRP of Rs. 24,999 (even lesser if you're in good terms with the seller), which makes it a brilliant deal any way you look at it. Watch out for our comprehensive review on this model in the upcoming weeks.
Sony KV-DZ29M80
This may seem kind of pointless considering that this is a budget TV guide, but hey, if you have a budget to get yourself a 26" LCD HDTV, but would like to spend the same for a CRT HDTV, then this baby is right up your alley.
Sporting a max resolution of 720p, Sony does have a great advantage when it comes to pure picture quality. In fact I'd honestly say that it's would give the flat panels in its range a run for their money, but spending so much on a non-wide CRT TV just doesn't hit the right notes.
Rs. 36,500 was the best price I could find for this one, which kind of explains why I was complaining so much all this while. But, to each his own.
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Please review the sony and the samsung in detail, also the LG 29FC81RB has a 100Hz refresh rate, does it support HD? atleast 720p? 
