[opendtv] Release: Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces Feature-loaded, Fully-integrated 1080p DLP? MicroDisplay HDTVs
- From: "Donald Koeleman" <donald.koeleman@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2005 19:55:25 +0200
They also have a simillar offer using 720P lcd's, the enhancement
technologies go by a different name in the lcd release, but they appear to
do more or less the same.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces Feature-loaded,
Fully-integrated 1080p DLP? MicroDisplay HDTVs
Contact: Mark Scott
Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA
Phone: 714.220.6896
Email: mark.scott@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces Feature-loaded,
Fully-integrated 1080p DLP? MicroDisplay HDTVs
INDIANAPOLIS ? SEPTEMBER 6, 2005 ? Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America,
Inc. will introduce five fully integrated HDTVs today at CEDIA today. All
five televisions include Plush? imaging to deliver an unmatched perfect
picture every time and ClearThought? technology to make it easy to watch TV.
Mitsubishi?s WD-52627 (52-inch), WD-62627 (62-inch), WD-52628 (52-inch),
WD-62628 (62-inch) and WD-73727 (73-inch) all boast 1920 x 1080p pixel
resolution and Mitsubishi?s proprietary Dark Detailer? light engine
technology for unmatched contrast and black levels. All five models come
with Plush1080p?, Mitsubishi?s third-generation upconversion system updated
for 1080i-to-1080p deinterlacing. The 628 Series and 727 Series models also
feature Mitsubishi?s new DeepField? imager and SharpEdge?, enhancing
brightness and contrast. The WD-73727 uses a powerful 150W lamp for a bold
and bright picture, a considerable achievement for a screen of this size.
These new models have two HDMI? inputs, three component video inputs and a
multi-format memory card reader. All of these HDTVs are also Digital Cable
Ready with CableCARD? and the WD-52628, WD-62628, and the WD-73727 also have
front panel IEEE1394 inputs with DV decoder to allow easy playback from
digital video camcorders.
All five microdisplay televisions use Texas Instruments Digital Light
Processing? technology and Mitsubishi?s ClearThought? technology to make
them the easiest to use full-featured TVs available. ClearThought? includes
TV Guide On Screen? program guide, and an all-digital audio output that
converts analog audio signals to digital. The new models also come with
NetCommand? 5.0, the latest generation of Mitsubishi?s home theater
operation system which allows users to set up and control components using
simple on-screen icons.
Dark Detailer? is a new Mitsubishi technology that provides enhanced
contrast and black levels. It allows a wider palette of dark gray shades,
giving a realistic sense of depth to the picture.
DeepField? imager is a new system Mitsubishi developed that allows the
television to display enhanced contrast and sharpness. It constantly
monitors the picture signal and finely adjusts brightness, contrast and
gamma so that every part of every frame is optimized. This results in a
picture with greater depth-of-field, especially in scenes with both dark and
light areas.
SharpEdge? is the latest version of an exclusive Mitsubishi edge-definition
system. New for this year, it enhances both horizontal and vertical edges
for stunning picture precision.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. manufactures and markets a
comprehensive line of premium quality high definition projection
televisions, HD LCD televisions, and plasma displays, as well as VCRs, DVD
players, and an HDTV receiver/controller and related products for complete
home theater systems. Recognized as the world leader and innovator of
digital big screen television and receiver technology, Mitsubishi Digital
Electronics America develops audio and video products that lead the industry
in quality, performance and ease-of-use. For additional information about
MDEA, visit http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com.
Plush, Plush1080p, ClearThought, NetCommand, DeepField, Dark Detailer, and
SharpEdge are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mitsubishi Electric
Corporation and/or Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. CableCARD is
a trademark of Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. Digital Light Processing
and DLP are trademarks of Texas Instruments. TV Guide On Screen is a
registered trademark of Gemstar Development Corp. HDMI is a trademark of
HDMI Licensing, LLC.
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