1. Samsung HL72A650 72-Inch DLP Projection Television
If you are looking for an extra-large screen television for sports and movies, check out the Samsung HL72A650. Featuring DLP technology, this Television has a slim 20-inch cabinet depth and a large 72-inch screen. This set has a native 1920x1080p native pixel resolution, 2,500:1 contrast ratio, si 3D-Ready, and has 3 HDMI 1.3 inputs. The HL72A650 is also ready for the analog-to-digital television broadcast switchover, with onboard ATSC and QAM tuners (HDTV over-the-air and cable). This set also incorpoarates TruSurround XT audio processing. If are shopping for a big screen, high-performance television, but can't find an LCD or Plasma set that is large enough, or inexpensive enough, consider a DLP TV, such as the Samsung HL72A650.2. Mitsubishi WD-73735 73-Inch DLP Projection Television
The Mitsubishi WD-73735, with its 73-inch, 16x9, screen, is one of the largest DLP-based projection televisions. Featuring a native pixel resolution of 1920x1080 and 1080p upscaling, this set delivers the detail to fill its large screen. Other features include an HDTV Tuner (ATSC and QAM), 3 HDMI 1.3 inputs, and front mounted USB input for display of digital photos up to 5 megapixels. There is even a set of front mounted Component Video Inputs. Additional bonuses include: 3D viewing-ready, and 120Hz refresh rate. If you like your Television really big, check this one out. You won't find an LCD or Plasma Television in this screen size anywhere near the price of this Mitsubishi DLP projection set. For full details, download the User Manual.3. Mitsubishi L65-A90 LaserVue DLP Television
Take a DLP projection television and, instead of using a traditional light source to produce the viewable image on the screen, employ laser technology for the task.The result: Execellent color reproduction and contrast, as well as a light source that doesn't wear out. Also, even though this is not a true flat panel teleivision, the set is so thin, it can even be wall-mounted.
The Mitsubishi 65-inch L65-A90 not only features LaserVue technology, but is also 120Hz 3D-ready (with optional accessory processor and glasses), offers 1080p native resolution, and four HDMI inputs.
I have seen the prototype of this set both at both the CES and CEDIA trade shows this past year, and it is impressive. Check out the LaserVue Microsite.


