FEATURED Mitsubishi WD73C12 Home Cinema 73-Inch DLP 1080p Projection TV
- Screen Size-73;Video-Enhanced Refresh Rate-120 Hz; Audio-RMS Output Power-20 Interfaces/Ports-USB-Yes;Remote Control-Remote Control Included-Yes; Physical Characteristics-Height-43.6;
- Projection Technology-DLP; Video-Maximum Resolution-1920 x 1080;Audio-Sound System-Surround Sound; Interfaces/Ports-Number of USB Ports-1;Power Description-Operating Power Consumption-213 Physical Characteristics-Width-65.0;
- Aspect Ratio-16:9;Video-Scan Format-1080p;Interfaces/Ports-HDMI-Yes; Interfaces/Ports-Component Video-Yes; Power Description-Standby Power Consumption-930 mW;Physical Characteristics-Depth-17.9;
- Video-Standard Refresh Rate-60 Hz;Audio-Speakers-Yes;Interfaces/Ports-Number of HDMI Ports-2;Interfaces/Ports-Digital Audio Output-Yes; Physical Characteristics-Color-Platinum Black; Physical Characteristics-Weight (Approximate)-76.00 lb;
large screen entertainment bring large screen entertainment home with our brand new dlp home cinema tv c series. each model utilizes the same dlp display technology used in the majority of today’s digital cinemas. immerse yourself in a cinema-like entertainment experience all from the comfort of your own home. Warranty–limited warranty–1 year::technical information–screen size–73″::technical information–projection technology–dlp::technical information–aspect ratio–16:9::video–standard refresh rate–60 Hz::video–enhanced refresh rate–120 Hz::video–maximum resolution–1920 x 1080::video–scan format–1080p::audio–speakers–yes::audio–rms output power–20 w::audio–sound system–surround sound::interfaces/ports–hdmi–yes::interfaces/ports–number of hdmi ports–2::interfaces/ports–usb–yes::interfaces/ports–number of usb ports–1::interfaces/ports–component video–yes::interfaces/ports–digital audio output–yes::remote control–remote control included–yes::power descri
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chris gargarello
January 18, 2013
Got this for my dad, he loves it more then he loves me.,
I bought this TV for my dad. I always wanted to buy him a huge TV and this was the one I picked. He had a 50″ Samsung DLP from 2006 so it was time for him to get a better set with better picture. He loves DLP and this is the only company in the game so thats what I got. I ordered it from dell and it came to him in a week. I paid 1000 with free shipping and a free 2 year warranty. I was not sure of the quality of this, do not listen to the guy that complains about the white dots, this TV has a new chip that has resolved this problem.
I was hoping that this TV would look as good as my Samsung DLP with led light engine. I got the 61″ the last year they made them and it is a fantastic tv and I wish Samsung had stuck with DLP. He got the monster and set it up him self and got it working, point of this, setting up TV’s is not the old mans thing so it must be an easy one to set up. It took him a few days to tweek the picture the way he wanted and when he did he sat down and watched Snow white and the Huntsman on Blu-Ray. The picture was so good it blew him and his wife away. he said and i quote ” it was almost to much for his brain to process”. He loves this TV more then me I think.
Bottom line, this is a fantastic buy. If you have no need to hang a TV on a wall this is the best pick for the money. The picture will keep up with any LCD LED or plasma out and will cost about 1/3 of the price. The bulb will need to be changed in a few years and cost about $60. They have made changing the bulb easy as cake. 3 screws and its done, my mom could do it. If you are thinking of this TV or one of the other Mitsu DLPs, go for it! I think you will be happy you gave t a shot!!!! Happy retirement dad, enjoy sitting on your ass watching this beast!!!!
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|mad_buyer
January 18, 2013
a great product at a great price,
I bought the Mitsubishi C12 73 inch DLP for my wife after owning a 65 inch Mitsubishi 732 for years. The picture on both is top grade. At the price, it can’t be beat. I doubt that LED, LCD, and plasma TV’s can match the picture clarity, the price, and the longevity of the DLP’s. I’ve read the Mitsubishi is getting out of the DLP business. I hope they reconsider.
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