no Evis,
the 15 years mitsu is short for mitsubishi. Or a brand name of a tv.
The Sony CRT 30XS955 seems like a nice set. It have built in hd-tuner so you don\'t need external hd tuner to watch over the air hd broadcast.
It also have a super fine pitch with a detail of 1,400 lines of resolution. Total resolution is 1400 x 1080i.
I am a fan of CRT for its deep black and contrast ratio. No other format display come close to reaching a crt deep black or have a contrast ratio as high as CRT. The only problem with this set is that is kind of expensive, $1,200...
Sony 30 XS955![](https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sonystyle.com%2Fintershoproot%2FeCS%2FStore%2Fen%2FimagesProducts%2F650x650%2FKD30XS955.jpg&hash=465d0054be6013fe06494e0697026bf887573a28)
If you can find a store that sell it cheaper, say a couple hundred bucks cheaper. Go for it, its a great deal.
Sony have another 30" set, the 30 HS420. The major difference is the 30 HS420 lack built in hd tuner, and doesn\'t have super fine pitch. So it can only resolve a resolution of about 900 x 1080i maximum. Price is $900.
Sony 30 HS420![](https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sonystyle.com%2Fintershoproot%2FeCS%2FStore%2Fen%2FimagesProducts%2F650x650%2FKV30HS420.jpg&hash=d05df656c2439216a7552f76f286e4cba55c3b11)
You gotta decide if the extra resolution and built in hd tuner worth another $300.
Most 2004 and later hdtv have HDMI input. Including the two TV model mentioned above. So you can connect future video source via hmdi (a digital video and audio connection in one cable). Such as: Blu Ray player, PlayStation 3, HD-DVD player, etc.