UPDATE:
I was walking through the tool section of Sears with the wife, heading STRAIGHT for the garage door openers. We needed a new one, because the one that came with the house didn't have a remote, and it had the laser safety devises CUT, so you had to HOLD DOWN THE BUTTON when closing the door! IT WAS NOT COOL, to say the least! Well, we saw that Sears was having a "Brown Bag Sale," where you get 15% off anything you can fit into a brown bag. I didn't pay much attention to that, as I was greatful to FINALLY get my garage door opener! Well, I spotted a Craftsman 10" sliding compound miter saw on sale. My wife made some kind of comment about, "I'm suprised you're not begging to get that, too!" Long story short, I walked out of sears with a garage door opener (With Die-Hard battery backup and all the bells and whistles) AND a 10" compound miter saw!!!!!! The salesman asked me, "Do you want me to ring that up for you, too?" I said, "If you can fit it into one of those brown bags, YEAH!" I got the saw for under $200!!! I have finished a chair rail in my daughter's room. It turned out VERY good, for a DIY'er. I'm not a pro, but I don't think anyone (other than knit-picking pro's) will ever see my flaws! I've cut a few 2x4s and other things, but I'm VERY happy with the saw for the price. After doing a chair rail in a non-square room, I wish it had the dual-bevel feature, and I wish I could fine tune the miter angle. For the price, I don't think I could beat it. I also got the extended warrenty on it, just in case. I now see what you all were talking about with the laser. You really can't see it, unless you turn out the lights! No, thanks! Anyways, thank you all for your opinions and help!
Matt