Mitsubishi WD-52628 Reviews

Expert review by : PC Magazine (pcmag.com)

Mitsubishi WD-52628

Generous A/V input selection. Integrated memory card reader. Good audio quality

Missing dark detail. Ineffective noise reduction. Slow channel changing

The versatile Mitsubishi WD-52628 rear-projection HDTV has integrated flash media support and a bountiful selection of A/V inputs. And although our tests revealed some image shortcomings, overall the picture was pleasing and was backed up with good...

Jul, 2006

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Expert review by : Lawrence E. Ullman (ultimateavmag.com)

Mitsubishi WD-52628 DLP RPTV

The Mitsubishi WD-52628 is one of the best-looking RPTVs I've seen, with a bright, detailed, three-dimensional picture, deep blacks, and vivid yet natural colors. It also happens to be one of a new crop DLP rear-projection TVs on the market that use...

1080p chip raises the bar for DLP RPTV performance

Clumsy, multi-step input procedure

The Mitsubishi WD-52628 is one of the best-looking DLP RPTVs on the market, and represents a significant advance in picture quality beyond the DLP models I've seen and reviewed in the past. It's extremely well connected, with multiple HDMI, component,...

Feb, 2006

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Pulled trigger after four years. Rate 3.7 of 5. Owned since Nov 26, 05

PROs: Excellent HD picture and good analog picture. Tweakers will love control over six individual colors, contrast, brightness, and sharpness no matter what temperature you choose. CONs: Fan noise can be distracting in quiet scenes. Color decoder ...

Excellent HD PQ, good analog PQ. Tweakers will love individual color controls.

Fan noise distracting in quiet scenes. Automatic color decoder inconsistent. 1-second channel change delay.

Feb, 2006

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