Great value, picture, color, good remote

Sound is good, not great (like the picture)

It's all been said if you go to the review of the 27F802. The 802 is the exact same box with one more input and picture-in-picture. Those things push the price up about $250. This is a great TV at a great price. I have always had a problem with the color on televisions but this set does a great job. The "theater" setting warms things up even more. The remote is also easy to program for other devices. Like I noted, I also have the 802 if that gives you any indication of what I think of the set.

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I also own the 802 which is the same set with more inputs and a second tuner for PIP.

3-line digital comb filter, multiple component & S-video inputs, various display setups

You don't really utilize it's quality unless you watch EVERYTHING in digital.

Not one day since I purchased this TV has gone by where I wasn't happy I chose this TV. I actually have the 802 version, which is the same as the 702, except more Component and S-Video inputs.
I love watching satillite and DVD's on this TV, that's when it really shows how well it can perform.
A good friend has a Sony Vega, and I'm at his house at least once a week watching it. I must say that there is not one thing that I can find that varies between the two in picture quality.
Another friend has the new JVC 27" D-Series TV and I am sure glad that I put out the extra coin to buy the I-Art instead. Nothing beats the flat screen.

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Sony Vega, JVC 27" D-Series