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Mitsubishi Diamond Series WD-73838 73-Inch 1080p 3D DLP HDTV

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I would first like to state that i own a Sony and Toshiba LED backlit LCD televisions.
I have never seen the samsung LED DLP screens or the laservue DLP.
I will be making this comparison solely compared to my other LED LCD televisions.
I do not yet own any 3D movies or equipment.

Pros:
PICTURE:number one is the size of this screen, i love it! it is great for HDTV and HD movies. Image is very clear and crisp.it has 120hz witch is much better against motion blur. it has advanced video calibration options. i just went to [...] and used the settings there.
INTERNET TV:I also enjoy the wireless Internet. it has movies and it has news. my favorite feature is the ticker option. you can have a ticker at the bottom of your TV with facebook on it as well as other apps.
SOUND:The 16 speakers surround sound are very amazing! you can calibrate the sound with the microphone provided.
SIZE/WEIGHT: This TV is very light its almost as light as my 46" LED TV. I could easily lift it with another person. i don't think i would have needed another person but its better safe than sorry.

Cons:
POWER-ON/off: During power on it takes a few moments to come on during this time it displays a Mitsubishi start up screen kinda like a computer.it also does this for powering off(shutdown screen like a PC)
PICTURE: overall video is very good but not as good as my LED 120hz Toshiba. it is not as crisp and takes a few moments to fully brighten.Its not as good as my Toshiba for use as a computer monitor using the HDMI inputs.I would say the difference is very minimal.
INTERNET TV: the wireless tv requires you to buy an additional proprietary Mitsubishi AzureWave AW-NU231 Wireless Adapter. It also takes a minute for the internet TV to initially load.you also have to type with the remote control, not very fun.usb ports for the wifi adapter are in bad spots(one on back and one on rear side). they should be on top or directly on the sides. there is one on the side but it is being obstructed by the screen. causing it to loose signal strength. on top would be the ideal spot.
Sound: now that i have had a taste of the surround sound. I notice what it is lacking. A nice sub-woofer. now i gotta buy one because with one it would sound even better.
Heat: this TV makes some heat out of the rear by the lamp area. it might be good for the winter but not very helpful for the summer.

Conclusion: Overall this is a very good product i mainly bought it because they do not make a LED LCD screen in this size for this price. 

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I worked as a quality tester for the doomed Cablevision VOOM HD project in the early days of HDTV. Plus I've owned three other HDTVs (2 DLP and 1 LCD) since then, so i have a base to compare - not my first experience with Hi-Def TV.

This Mitsubishi WD-73838 is a monster compared to my old 50 inch Samsung (see pic). The overall picture on this set is excellent, but i would not say that the picture quality is THAT much better than my 3-year old Samsung HL-T5076S (also 3D capable). Back then, it was a very good set for picture quality and even today it can still hang with the best of them. I paid ~$1300 for the Samsung three years ago and ~$1700 before tax/delivery for the 73" Mitsu just last week @ Electronics Expo. The price was great!! And definitely worth it just for the sheer size of the screen - a very good upgrade.

The sound on this unit is pretty good, with all those speakers... but lets face it - if you are buying a huge home theater TV, you probably already own a good 7.1 AVR that supports all the surround sound HD formats. And if you dont - you should.

3D quality: For now, my experience on this TV with 3D content is limited to Motorsport 3D game for the PS3. But even in 720p and scaled down for 3D it looks excellent. Looking forward to seeing some of the 3D BD movies soon in higher 1080p.

For 3D you WILL need the 3DA1 adapter for any 3D source that doesn't support checkerboard or side by side formats. Also, know that x102 DLP Link glasses are cheaper and will work well, but there is a known issue with them - they seem to lose the link to the TV if you are too far or the bulb is not bright enough. At 10 feet they start to flicker on and off, at 12 feet it's very hard to maintain the link. They also have a proprietary battery and rape you on shipping charges, so that may be an issue for some folks.

Read up on HDTV and 3D before you buy!!! know all the options, formats and downsides!!! [...] is an excellent source of info on the subject. 

Mitsubishi Diamond Series WD-73838 73-Inch 1080p 3D DLP HDTV