With the exit of Mitsubishi from the TV market earlier this week, the RPTV is dead. ... 2008: Samsung HL61A750: CNET's last Samsung rear-projection TV review; 2009: Mitsubishi WD-65737: ...

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Mitsubishi has agreed to provide some relief to consumers who bought certain models of the company’s Laservue rear-projection TV sets, in response to a class-action lawsuit. The suit claimed the ...

Mitsubishi has announced that it's developed the world's first rear-projection TV powered by a laser instead of the mercury lamps typically used in other projector TVs.

The 92-inch 840 3D DLP Home Cinema TV will cost $5,999, has a resolution of 1080p, uses DLP rear-projection technology, and can display 3D content. It also comes in 72 inches and 83 inches. Yes ...

Mitsubishi has ditched its rear-projection TV product line, the company has confirmed, the last to abandon the the big-screen, big-bulk DLP category. Moving forward, Mitsubishi's focus will be on ...

Just when all the other big guns are bringing their 1080p projectors down to the $3000 level, in pops Mitsubishi breaking the $2000 barrier. Well, almost. The company is offering a $500 rebate on ...

Mitsubishi was the final company to remain in the rear-projection TV arena as the last two holdouts, Sony and Samsung exited the space in 2007 and 2008 respectively.

The projector will support resolutions up to 720p, have a low noise level of 25dBA and an estimated lamp life of 3000 hours. This projector is available now for $3,000. New Mitsubishi Projector ...

In addition, the depth of the new TV was limited to 26 centimeters — the same as that of the company's existing mercury lamp-based rear projection TVs. The new product has eliminated the problem of ...

Mitsubishi said it has developed yet another HD technological choice, of sorts, for consumers to contend with--a rear projection unit that uses a laser as its light source instead of a mercury lamp.

Mitsubishi’s EST projector The first two projectors in the new line-up feature USBA + B inputs, support for computer-free presentations, LAN display, a built-in 10-watt speaker, audio standby, closed ...