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Mitsubishi Unisen Flat-Panel HDTVs Pack 16 Speakers

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Mitsubishi Unisen Flat-Panel HDTVs Pack 16 Speakers
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Mitsubishi has rebranded its Premium Flat Panel TVs under a new Unisen brand…and packed the front grills with a small horde of speakers designed to give a premier audio experience. The three new series of Unisen televisions all feature an integrated 16-speaker Dolby 5.1 surround sound audio system that intelligently direct sound behind and around viewers to reproduce a surround sound experience.

"Mitsubishi is a very unique television brand, and in a virtual sea of flat panel TV offerings, so too is our new Unisen Immersive Sound Television," said Mitsubishi DIgital Electronics America’s VP of marketing Frank DeMartin, in a statement. "Unisen was built upon the principle of uniting world-class video imagery with fully integrated immersive sound technology to streamline and efficiently enhance the consumer’s home theater entertainment experience."

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Each of the new models will feature HDMI connectivity, 120 Hz refresh rates, digital audio inputs, and EnergyStar 3.0 compliance. The sets also feature a new "UltraThin Frame" design so their bezels are less then one inch wide, and each model sports a wide color gamut backlight technology that Mitsubishi claims expands the sets’ color gamuts to about 25 percent more than a typical LCD television.

The Unisen sets will be available in three series—the 249, and 153, and 151. The 153 and 151 will sport 40, 460, and 52-inch sizes: the 153s will carry suggested retail prices of $1,999, $2,399, and $2,899 respectively, while the 151s will run $1,799, $2,199, and $2,599 for the respective sizes. the 249s will be available in 46- and 52-inch sizes for $2,799 and $3,299; all models should be available at U.S. retailers in May.

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