Bigger and Better?
These TVs don't have easy names, but they do have the latest features.
Sony XBR-X900B
There's not much 4K content available yet (4K has four times the resolution of 1048 TVs), but this TV will be ready when everything -- gaming, television, and movies -- gets there. It's big; the diagonal is 64.5 inches, a tiny bit bigger than ScarJo is tall -- and built-in speakers pack a pitch-perfect punch. The human eye can't perceive more pixels than 4K can deliver, so expect it to be the standard for some time. $3,799; Store.Sony.com
BenQ W1070
Want to go screen-free? Top-quality units run in the thousands of dollars, but this model offers excellent picture quality for the money, with fine color accuracy and 3-D playback (BenQ 3-D glasses, $99 each, not included). This is the device that could anchor your new home screening room. $689; Amazon.com 
Measuring 4.9 mm at its thinnest point, Sony's upcoming Bravia X90C, announced at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in January, is slimmer than the company's own smartphone.
