Mitsubishi XD460U Reviews

Expert review by : Richard Jantz (pcworld.com)

Mitsubishi XD460U DLP Projector

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Supports multiple PCs inputs ; Great image quality

High price makes it less competitive

Bright high-quality images and enhanced color capabilities justify this projector's premium price.

Feb, 2006

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Expert review by : 411Team Specialist (my411family.com)

Mitsubishi XD460U Projector Review

The projector doesn't have an actual lens shift but it offers a virtual lens shift option which, can be accessed by going into the Image Display menu. You can then continue to adjust and align the image size with the screen. There is a theater setting...

The Mitsubishi XD460U with DarkChip3™ and BrillianColor™ technology is an excellent choice for business presentations. More brightness and excellent color saturation can be truly displayed through graphic images. This can be used for home theater as...

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Charlie White (digitalproducer.digitalmedianet.com)

Mitsubishi XD-460U Projector

The Mitsubishi XD-460U ($1750) is a 1024x768 XGA projector that's marketed to the presentation crowd. It has a Texas Instruments Dark Chip 3 DLP processor inside and claims 2600 ANSI lumens. Although it couldn't be called a miniature projector, at 6.5...

Bright and sharp XGA projector for presentations and video

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Consumer Electronics Net (consumerelectronicsnet.com)

Bright and sharp XGA projector for presentations and video

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Evan Powell (projectorcentral.com)

Review: Mitsubishi XD460U

"Why aren't there any home theater quality video projectors in 4:3 format?" We get this question more often than you might imagine. Though most home theater folks are happy with the 16:9 widescreen format, the traditional 4:3 format still appeals to...

The downside of using a conventional 4:3 format XGA projector for home theater is that 16:9 widescreen material is displayed in a pixel array of 1024x576. All HDTV programming is compressed into this format. Now, HDTV still looks exceptionally good,...

Jan, 2006

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