Mitsubidhi 3D at CES
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Shot of the 92" from an article on the AVS Forum homepage...
Slideshow: Top Products of CES 2011 - Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D DLP TV - CE Pro
Slideshow: Top Products of CES 2011 - Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D DLP TV - CE Pro
I was VERY disapointed with the picture quality of all the Mitsubishi sets at CES. They just didn't look good.
I didn't get to check them out long enough, when they get the 92" in locally I will give it a good look as the FPTV's for 3D that are good are twice the price this one will be, and this would be perfect for my current small HT room that has a 73" 720p Mitsubishi now... my Brother has a 2010 60" that really has a good picture...
I am still a big DLP fan. I changed my lamp this weekend and OMG I have a brand new TV. Its a shame the Mitsubishi is the only maker left.
I believe single chip DLP devices, being it TVs or projectors, still produce the sharpest picture of a fed image.
It could be of relative value for a movie, but when running a computer desktop there is no competition.
Had nothing but DLP projectors since X1...
Diogen.
It could be of relative value for a movie, but when running a computer desktop there is no competition.
Had nothing but DLP projectors since X1...
Diogen.
X1, Mitsubishi HD1000U, HC1500 & HC3800 here for DLP's... all but the X1 still work (light tunnel problem with it)
Mitusbishi's 92-In. 3D TV DLP Tops '11 Line
New models include DLP TVs ranging from 73 to 92 inches.
"Consumers are demanding outrageously large screens with the high speed response and picture quality to transform 3D TV watching into a bigger-than-life, fully immersive experience," said Max Wasinger, executive VP of sales and marketing, Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions America. "We're responding with a new strategic focus that clearly differentiates Mitsubishi from the commoditized TV market."
Source & More: twice.com
New models include DLP TVs ranging from 73 to 92 inches.
"Consumers are demanding outrageously large screens with the high speed response and picture quality to transform 3D TV watching into a bigger-than-life, fully immersive experience," said Max Wasinger, executive VP of sales and marketing, Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions America. "We're responding with a new strategic focus that clearly differentiates Mitsubishi from the commoditized TV market."
Source & More: twice.com
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