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Mitsubishi Digital Electronics demonstrated its laser-based television technology at the beginning of the year at the Las Vegas CES show, but the company is only now making the technology available to consumers, announcing that its 65-inch LaserVue HDTV is on sale now from specialty retailers for $6,999. “The consumer demand for LaserVue has simply exceeded our expectations and the product is a terrific example of Mitsubishi's… Read More

Mitsubishi yesterday introduced its latest tiny projector. Called the MiniMits XD80U, this model is priced at $1,995 and should be available now. The MiniMits XD80U, said Mitsubishi, is smaller than a laptop computer, weighs less than three pounds and is powered by Texas Instruments DLP technology. Features of this projector include 1500 ANSI lumens, a dual color mode for better control of color levels, a wireless remote and 2000:1… Read More

Mitsubishi Digital Electronics today announced its first high-definition projector designed for wide-format laptops and imaging applications which use 16:9 aspect ratio. The new HD4000U is available for $2,995. The HD4000U, said Mitsubishi, combines Texas Instruments DDP3020 DLP image processing and its own color processing technology to get what the company calls greater brightness and truer colors. Features of this projector include a… Read More

Mitsubishi has announced a total of five Digital Cable Ready HDTV sets and one Digital Cable Ready HDTV receiver/controller incorporating a built-in hard disk drive (HDD) and Dolby DigitalRecording. The WD-62825 is a Digital Cable Ready 62-inch DLP(TM) HDTV display with a built-in 120 GB hard disk drive DVR. It can record 12 hours of high definition or over 60 hours of standard definition television programming, with instant replay and pause… Read More

The NXT2003 is the industry's first single chip off-air DTV and unidirectional cable receiver. DCR HDTV sets are rigorously tested to insure quality operation. Eleven consumer electronic companieshave announced digital cable certified HDTV sets. Of these, nine rely on ATI's NXT series components for reliable high performance reception: Panasonic, Samsung, Toshiba, Hitachi, Sony, MitsubishiDigital Electronics America, Inc., Thomson,… Read More

Heralding its theme,

The HD-6000 includes a high definition PVR (personal video recorder) with a 120-gigabyte hard drive; an MPEG SD encoder; CableCARD(R) slot; AMVP2(TM), Mitsubishi's second-generation Advanced Multimedia Video Processor; an all-format ATSC digital receiver; and an analog NTSC tuner. The unit also includes Mitsubishi's NetCommand(R) 4.0 system control, PerfectColor(TM) 6-way color adjustment and TV Guide On Screen(R) electronic… Read More