Mitsubishi 60" 3-D Ready 1080p 120Hz DLP Rear-Projection TV - Black (WD60837)

This TV looks absolutely amazing, I would highly recommend anyone looking for a large TV (in the range of 60"+) to get a DLP TV. Try finding a plasma or LCD of this size that's comparably priced--they don't exist. TV is very easy to setup, has excellent picture quality, great sound (suitable until you can setup a surround sound install for it) and a great price. The only downside is that DLP televisions are thicker generally than Plasma and LCD so they aren't usually wall mounted, but for a savings of 1000+ USD, who cares?

One thing I will say is, if you go to a brightly lit showroom and compare LCD to Plasma to DLP, you will probably think that DLP isn't as good, because under that bright and harsh a light, the brighter a TV appears, the better you assume the picture quality, but then when you bring it home those super bright colors just appear washed out and harsh. Also, when dealing with LCD and Plasma, after 20,000 or so hours they will be significantly dimmer and at...Read more

This TV is very impressive. I'm watching Sunday Night Football and the picture is phenomenal. 1080p from my gaming systems is great. Needless to say, I really like the TV. I spent about a month comparing TVs and this was exactly what I was looking for.

PRO:
Price - Price per inch is the best of any HDTV!
Great picture - Not the best but definitely not the worst. The picture is gorgeous how it sits, although the LED TVs do look better.
120Hz - The 120Hz processing is the cutoff for noticeable difference in screen rates. 240Hz is not worth the extra money.
Video processing - Looks smooth, not overdone. This can be turned off (which is a benefit for hardcore gamers).
Altitude - Not a problem (vs Plasmas)
Image Burning - Not a problem
Six Color Colorwheel - Expands the color gamut & eliminates rainbowing.
3D Ready - 3D is a great way to immerse yourself into your media. I haven't seen it in action, but I've read that the...Read more

We've been waffling over an HDTV for quite some time now, and have had a blu-ray player for nearly a year with no way to truly appreciate what it can do. I had to shop for a long time and take a lot of things into consideration before I finally made a purchase. I had never seen a DLP in person, and with the time being right to buy, I bought one based on reviews here, elsewhere and on our viewing and budget needs. I'm not an electronics professional, and I don't sit around watching TV very much. I did go into the local store to see what they were offering in person and have watched a couple of blu-ray movies, some regular broadcast TV and some cable on it.

I love the picture on this TV. I didn't have to adjust a single thing for it to look right to me as far as color or contrast. It was perfect out of the box for me. This is a subjective thing, so you should at least try to see one in person as compared to LCD or plasma. It is not as bright, however, we didn't want or...Read more