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Mitsubishi WD-60735

Although CNET did not review the 60-inch Mitsubishi WD-60735, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65735. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection HDTVs are basically identical but for screen size, so we expect the review of the 65-incher to give a good indication of how the 60-inch...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65735

Product reviews 2008-08-04

Mitsubishi WD-73735

Although CNET did not review the 73-inch Mitsubishi WD-73735, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65735. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection HDTVs are basically identical but for screen size, so we expect the review of the 65-incher to give a good indication of how the 73-inch...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65735

Product reviews 2008-08-04

Mitsubishi WD-65735

Today the landscape in the big-screen rear-projection HDTV category is pretty stark. Sony, Panasonic, Hitachi, and others have all exited this product segment, which leaves only Mitsubishi and Samsung to slug it out for the dollars of buyers who want a huge screen on a budget. Mitsubishi's WD-65735 is one...

Tags: TV & Home Theater, Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65735

Product reviews 2008-07-31

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Mitsubishi WD-60737

Mitsubishi WD-60737very crisp clean picturelove this tv very nice picture perfect picturedark tint no glare i found a site for those having prolems with net command, go to www.mitsubishi-tv.com scrow down the page till you remote codes, then hit the button on the remote you want to program hit the...

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Discussion threads 2009-06-06

Mitsubishi takes it to the next dimension with new 3D HDTV line, LCDs with built-in 16-speaker bar

Mitsubishi has already thought big with its laser-based 65-inch LaserVue HDTV, but now it's going bigger with the new 3D-Ready DLP-based lines, which start at 60 inches and include two 82-inch sets—all featuring technology for watching compatible content in three dimensions. That content is pretty scarce...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp., 3D, built-In, LCD, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-04-08

Surveys show consumers love HDTVs, but show some confusion about HD programming

Surveys show consumers love HDTVs, but show some confusion about HD programmingHDTVI have a 60" mitsubishi and have no HD programing except regular channels you get over the air.I use an upconvert DVD player and the whole thing looks fine to me,i'm 56 years old and have no plans of...

Tags: Blu-ray, Consumer electronics, TVs, TV & Home Theater, Sales strategy, survey, Blue-ray, HDTV, DVD, Blu-ray disc, early adapter, disc

Discussion threads 2008-11-30

Best Buy Black Friday ad leaks. Don't get too excited. get too excited.

While Circuit City has pretty much crashed and burned, Best Buy has chugged merrily along. But the electronics retailing giant has just made a pessimistic forecast of its year-end earnings, which led many to think its Black Friday special were going to be something special. Well, the Best Buy Black...

Tags: Best Buy Co. Inc., Plasma, Advertisement, HDTV, TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2008-11-13

Mitsubishi LT-46148

Longtime CNET readers may remember when we complained last year that Mitsubishi's 120Hz equipped LCDs lacked video processing to smooth out judder, and so didn't deserve the "Smooth" description that the company used in its product literature. This year its lineup, including the LT-46148, finally deserves the word, because now...

Tags: Monitors & displays, TVs, TV & Home Theater, Mitsubishi LT-46148, Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi 120Hz

Product reviews 2008-06-16

Sharp shows off true 100K contrast ratio LCDs at 1" thick

Sharp shows off true 100K contrast ratio LCDs at 1" thickIn the Market for a new TV?Are you ready to retire your DLP display, or are you just amazed by the new and improved.I would definitely be impressed if any monitor offered such contrast. I am sure that...

Tags: Monitors & displays, LCD, DLP, Sharp Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-01-10

Sony to quit making rear-projection TVs

Sony to quit making rear-projection TVsLCD/Plasma is great for those who don't care for deepest blacks.Me? DLP and LCoS only!!!Even though I don't have one, Sony SXRD KDS-xxA3000 series of TVs (50, 55, and 60) has the best quality picture, when caliborated correctly!!LCDs and Plasma, even though it had been...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Monitors & displays, LCD/Plasma, plasma, HDTV, TV, Sony Corp., RPTV, Circuit City Stores Inc., LCD

Discussion threads 2007-12-27

Mitsubishi WD-57833

Although CNET did not review the 57-inch Mitsubishi WD-57833, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65833. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection HDTVs are essentially identical but for screen size, so we expect the picture quality of the 65-inch model to provide a good indication of how...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65833

Product reviews 2007-12-11

Mitsubishi WD-73833

Although CNET did not review the 73-inch Mitsubishi WD-73833, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65833. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection HDTVs are essentially identical but for screen size, so we expect the picture quality of the 65-inch model to provide a good indication of how...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65833

Product reviews 2007-12-11

Mitsubishi WD-65833

Perhaps the best value in big-screen HDTVs right now is in microdisplays, more commonly known as rear-projection TVs RPTVs. As the category shrinks because of ever-more-popular and larger flat-screen models using plasma and LCD technology, RPTV prices continue to drop. There are always exceptions, however, such as the Mitsubishi WD-65833,...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Mitsubishi WD-65833, Mitsubishi Corp., Perfect Tint, RPTV

Product reviews 2007-12-05

Mitsubishi WD-57734

Although CNET did not review the 57-inch Mitsubishi WD-57734, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65734. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection DLP-based HDTVs are identical but for screen size, so we expect the picture quality of the 65-inch model to provide a good indication of how...

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Product reviews 2007-11-02

Mitsubishi WD-73734

Although CNET did not review the 73-inch Mitsubishi WD-73734, we did review the 65-inch Mitsubishi WD-65734. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Mitsubishi rear-projection DLP-based HDTVs are identical but for screen size, so we expect the picture quality of the 65-inch model to provide a good indication of how...

Tags: Mitsubishi Corp.

Product reviews 2007-11-02

Panasonic PT-61LCZ70

Ever since the introduction of microdisplay rear-projection HDTVs based on DLP, LCD and LCoS technology, the bother and expense of having to replace their bulbs in your television has been an issue. Most of these behemoth TVs use conventional bulbs, just like compact two-piece projectors, to power their pictures, and...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Panasonic, Panasonic PT-61LCZ70, bulb, TV

Product reviews 2007-10-04

Mitsubishi WD-65734

As large-screen plasma displays become less and less expensive, the tried-and-true rear-projection HDTV becomes less and less appealing to Americans with lots of room and a penchant for gigantic images. At 65 inches, however, the Mitsubishi WD-65734 stands in a size class where plasma still breaks the bank. This DLP...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65734

Product reviews 2007-09-19

JVC HD-58S998

It doesn't take a genius to realize that, all things considered, most TV shoppers would rather have a flat-panel television than one that takes up more than a few inches in the depth dimension. That simple fact will probably lead to the eventual extinction of rear-projection HDTVs, but for now...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, JVC HD-58S998, JVC, TV

Product reviews 2007-04-18

Mitsubishi WD-65831

Big-screen rear-projection HDTVs are inexorably giving up ground to flat-panel models, and thanks to plasma and flat LCD price erosion, that process is happening more quickly than ever. Today sales of more-expensive 50-inch plasmas equal or exceed sales of cheaper 50-inch projection sets, and it's just a matter of time...

Tags: TVs, FireWire, Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsubishi WD-65831, DLP

Product reviews 2007-01-03

Mitsubishi's latest HDTV

Does the Mitsubishi WD-62628 compare to the competition?Get a first look at this feature-packed 62-incher, one in a growing market of rear-projection HDTVs seen at this year's CES.

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Mitsubishi Corp., HDTV

Videos 2006-01-24