Poll: Which 2010 HDTV do you most want CNET to review?

Last year CNET reviewed more than 40 models of HDTVs, spanning the gamut from cheap 32-inch LCDs to 55-inch LED-backlit behemoths.

But choosing which ones to cover among the sea of available models involves some tough decisions, and sometimes our coverage misses the mark. We can also end up delaying a review of one TV while we review others, and determining that priority isn't always obvious. That's why, as I plan our TV coverage for 2010, I'd like to hear about what models you, dear reader, want to read about most.

To that end, as promised, I've selected 10 of the models I'm most interested in reviewing and slapped them into a poll for your ease-of-voting pleasure. If you're unfamiliar with the new models, check out the cheat sheet below or peruse our 2010 CES HDTV roundup, which highlights the sets that seem most interesting from the perspective of new technology, picture quality and cool new features. Most of those TVs are still a few months from reaching the market, but it's never too early to plan ahead.

If you don't see the model you want most, or if you can't choose among them for another reason, vote accordingly anyway and feel free to leave a comment. The more responses I get, the better idea I'll have of what TVs readers are actually interested in seeing me review. Thanks for your participation.

Poll cheat sheet: 2010 HDTVs

• LG LE9500 (3D, local dimming LED-based LCD, thin bezel)
• Panasonic TC-PG20/G25 (plasma with new higher contrast ratio)
• Panasonic TC-PVT25 (3D, plasma with 96Hz refresh rate option)
• Samsung PNC8000 (3D, plasma with "real black" filter)
• Samsung UNC9000 (3D, edge-lit LED-based LCD, touch-screen remote)
• Sharp LE-810UN (full-array LED-based LCD, special yellow filter)
• Sony XBR-HX900 (3D, local dimming LED-based LCD)
• Toshiba CELL TV (3D, ultra-expensive with crazy processing)
• Vizio VF552XVT (local dimming LED-based LCD, QWERTY keyboard remote)
• Vizio XVT Pro (3D, local dimming LED-based LCD)