[opendtv] Fw: Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces the First 1080p DLPÂ HDTVs with a 6-Color Light Engine
- From: "Donald Koeleman" <donald.koeleman@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 19:35:01 +0200
The bizwire service had some hick-ups last week, so these releases only just
arrived in my inbox. But guess even 'tradtional' dlp rptv's are getting
wider color range.
Whiter whites, now if they only could get blacker blacks...
d.
Subject: VPO: Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces the First
1080p DLPÂ HDTVs with a 6-Color Light Engine
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces the First 1080p DLPÂ HDTVs
with a 6-Color Light Engine
DENVER, Colo., CEDIA Booth 451 Â Sept. 13, 2006 Â Mitsubishi Digital
Electronics America, Inc. showcased its latest 1080p high-definition
televisions with Texas Instruments Digital Light Processing technology and
true six-color light engines at CEDIA today. MitsubishiÂs 2006 line-up
features all new cabinet designs highlighted by new ultra-slim screen frames
which measure less than an inch thick. Two new screens sizesÂ57 and 65
inchesÂjoin the popular 52-inch size, and all the sets are equipped with the
types of advanced features that have made Mitsubishi a recognized leader in
picture quality and performance.
MitsubishiÂs proprietary 6-Color Light Engine provides brighter colors, a
wider range of colors and whiter whites. Its exclusive 1080p DLPÂ light
engine generates yellow, cyan and magenta directly, rather than by the
traditional method of mixing combinations of red, green and blue to create
them. With traditional three-color systems, a broader color palette came at
the expense of picture brightness. But with MitsubishiÂs 6-Color Light
Engine both a broader color palette and a brighter picture are achieved.
This more efficient process results in a brighter overall picture as well as
brighter individual colors, bringing realism to yellow sunlight, blue skies
and crimson sunsets. MitsubishiÂs proprietary color processing provides
advanced six-color control to produce further color accuracy. The new
models also include BrilliantColor technology, which further adds to
overall picture brightness.
Also adding to the sets high performance is TurboLightÂ, MitsubishiÂs
patented lamp system technology that focuses light more efficiently to
generate an on-screen image that is 10 percent brighter than that from a
standard lamp system. TurboLight directs more light to the DLP chip
surface resulting in a brighter, more vivid on-screen image. By focusing
light more efficiently, a brighter image is created without increasing the
amount of power consumed or heat produced, therefore maintaining lamp life
and performance.
The new models picture quality is further refined with PerfecTintÂ, an
exclusive Mitsubishi feature that allows for independent tint or hue
adjustment of six separate colors. This is a vast improvement over
conventional tint control, which simply shifts the color of the entire
picture. With PerfecTintÂ, each of the six main colors can be adjusted
without affecting the tints of the other colors.
The new models all come with MitsubishiÂs latest digital video signal
processing for a sharper, clearer and more finely detailed picture. Picture
quality is also improved by MitsubishiÂs 4D Video Noise Reduction
technology, which uses advanced algorithms to filter video noise without
removing picture detail, resulting in a cleaner, clearer picture from most
any source. All Mitsubishi 1080p HDTVs process 1920 x 1080p inputs without
down-conversion to deliver the full bandwidth of the incoming signal
directly to the screen for a true two million pixel image.
MitsubishiÂs new line-up continues the companyÂs commitment to easy
operation and functionality. Connectivity is simple thanks to MitsubishiÂs
ClearThought Easy Connect, which recognizes components as they are plugged
in and displays only active inputs. And with MitsubishiÂs NetCommandÂ, the
entire home theater system is easily managed with a single remote control.
The new models lead the way in digital connectivity with two HDMIÂ inputs
for single cable interfaces between digital audio/video sources such as HD
set-top boxes or DVD players. And the new sets IEEE 1394 (FireWireÂ)
digital home networking connection enables low-cost, high-bandwidth
real-time audio, video and data networking between the TV and other consumer
electronics products. Each set also comes with a DVI-I interface which
provides versatile connectivity to home theater PCs and game systems via
analog RGB or digital DVI.
In separate announcements, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America showcased
at CEDIA its new lines of 73Â 1080p DLPÂ HDTVs, LCD HDTVs and 1080p LCD flat
panel HDTVs.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc.
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. manufactures and markets a
comprehensive line of premium quality 1080p DLPÂ HDTVs, LCD HDTVs and 1080p
LCD Flat Panel HDTVs. Recognized as the world leader and innovator of large
display high-definition televisions, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America
builds products that lead the industry in quality, performance and
ease-of-use. For additional information about MDEA, visit
http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com.
# # #
TurboLight, PerfecTint, ClearThought and NetCommand are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and/or Mitsubishi
Digital Electronics America, Inc. BrilliantColor, Digital Light Processing
and DLP are trademarks or registered trademarks of Texas Instruments. HDMI
is a trademark of HDMI Licensing, LLC. FireWire is a registered trademark of
Apple Computer, Inc.
Contact: Mark S. Scott
Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA
714.220.6896
mark.scott@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Ryan Wallace
Bender/Helper Impact
212.689.6360
ryan_wallace@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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