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[hamwbone]

Mitsubishi WD-65731 : 65"
1080p DLP® HDTV

The WD-65731 combines the TurboLight150™ lamp system and the latest 1080p DLP® chip to produce a big, bright and bold picture with unsurpassed detail. At its heart is an exclusive 1080p light engine, the first to offer Mitsubishi’s 6-Primary Color System. This proprietary Mitsubishi digital light engine provides the perfect picture, whether watching broadcast, cable or satellite TV, as well as DVD or video games.

 
1080P DLP® Display

Mitsubishi Exclusive 6-Color Light Engine

TurboLight150™

Plush1080p™

Tru1080p™ Processing

4D Video Noise Reduction

PerfectColor™

Video Modes: Brilliant / Bright / Natural

 
 


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terrible post right now i know, but i just picked it up an have to head to my nite shift, ill post some pics in the morning!!

[throwingks]

Nice! When you are done playing, I would like to see some pics of it in action. Somehow, I don't think that will be for a long time though.

[hamwbone]

this nite is gona last foooorevvvverrr.....sigh lol.

didn't even have time to dig the manual out to read here at work =(

I hope this set is TS certified!

[hamwbone]

VGA-XGA, 1280 x 720 Analog Yes
VGA-SXGA, 1920 x 1080 Analog No
VGA-SXGA, 1280 x 720, 1920 x 1080 Digital Yes

HDMI™ with DVI Stereo Audio 2
480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i Yes
1080p Yes

so do i have to buy an elite to get 1080p on this bad boy? shit...
 

[hamwbone]

well, the box is wider then a piano hehe. now i need to find the right base. any tips? its going in corner

i also screw my self a bit, due to it going in the corner i no longer have room for my giant polk florr speakers because they are so deep.   crapola....

[hamwbone]

finally got done setting it all up, havnt tweaked the video or anything yet, but its better then i imagined, HD channels and the 360 are just jaw dropping.

pretty much my final set up

Mitsubishi Diamond 65 inch 1080p dlp
onkyo 7.1
TW HD DVR
Zenith Upscaling Dvd Player (the special one hehe)
All Polk Speakers
XBox 360 premium
Nintendo Wii
And a xbox with xbmc (not pictured yet)

Ill add some more pics as soon as i get time, back to the games!!

[grim_d]

damn i want a tv that big.

i wish id waited a couple month more and got a bigger set, my humble 32" hides its head in shame.

[eyric101]

Mad Props!  Wana say what you paid?

[hamwbone]

haha, im having a very hard time playing games on it.  its so much bigger then pictures make it out to be

[grim_d]

QUOTE(hamwbone @ May 26 2007, 09:00 AM)

haha, im having a very hard time playing games on it.  its so much bigger then pictures make it out to be

swap you for a 32" Toshiba, i certainly wont have a hard time playing on a 65.

[SphtKr76]

Nice setup! I know I love my 61" Sammy, I also looked at that same TV but got a killer deal on the Samsung. Congrats, now get the HD-DVD drive and prepare for some eyeball-poppage!!!

[hamwbone]

i cant decide between the hd dvd and a PS3 with blue ray =(  my 360 doesnt have the hdmi so i have no way of getting 1080p into it, it ups everything to 1080 p though. not sure what to do here.

[Boiker]

Maaaaaan that's nice. I love how thin the outer frame is on that. It almost looks as if its just the actual screen itself

I'd go with the PS3 for your HD movies. It might be different in the US but over here (England) the shops are stocking a wider range of Blue Ray than HD DVD, almost forcing the format upon people with the range of discs available. If you can afford the PS3 now, I say get it if you really want HD now As I say it might be a different story in Texas. Personally, I'm waiting it out 'til the format has been chosen.

[hamwbone]

thanks for the reply, i just cant figure out what to do hehe.  my premium does fine as far as my gaming needs go, so i think i am just throwing money out trading my working premium in for an elite and an hd dvd drive, as nice as it would be. getting a ps3 kinda only makes sense. i get a next gen video format and a (somewhat) next gen game player. (i really like xboxs games though) to be honest i dont want to support either one (BRD or HD-DVD), but man i want crystal clear movies! =)

i head that 1080 p isnt really that much better then 1080i, but if it can handle it why not? right?

[Boiker]

QUOTE(hamwbone @ May 28 2007, 01:42 PM)

i head that 1080 p isnt really that much better then 1080i, but if it can handle it why not? right?

Well yeah ofcourse! If you have the money. Don't take it from me only though, get some more advice from others as the HD DVD drive might still be a good option. Take a look at the discs available and see which ones you would like to watch and how much it will cost etc...