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- Best rear-projection TV Mitsubishi WD-65737 *Est. $1500
- Biggest HDTV available Mitsubishi WD-82737 *Est. $3800
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- Great picture quality
- Accurate colors
- No lamp to replace
- Inexpensive compared to same-size plasma or LCD TV
- More expensive than other rear-projection TVs
- Soft image
- Poor off-angle viewing
- Sound quality
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Good Price, Good Size, Good Quality, Good TV, November 4, 2009I have owned this Tv for about a year now, and I absolutely love it. It fits perfectly in my living room. The TV is basicly all screen..with a little bit of frame around the edge. HD is amazing on this TV… and Blu-Ray is amazing as well. The Dark Knight on Blu-Ray is flawless on this TV. The volume is fine, I don't get why people always complain about the volume..it's loud enough..if you want it louder then def. hook it up to a surround sound system. Overall, this TV is a 5 out of 5!! I have no regrets!
STILL AWESOME, October 2, 2009happy with purchase, October 1, 2009
Amazing TV, August 5, 2009I have had this TV since Feb '09. After some minor tweaks, the picture is one of the best I have ever seen, and the BEST picture within it's price range. One would have to spend a couple of thousand more to… get a picture as good as this, especially at this size. Couple of minor things I wish were different: 1) Wish it had two tuners for true picture-in-picture 2) Wish I was able to edit any channel name to anything I want 3) Wish I could edit source input names to anything I want 4) Wish they were still being made as all my friends want one after seeing mine and hearing about the great price I paid!
Best RPTV ever ...., July 28, 2009Unfortunately, this TV is now almost impossible to find, but if you can find one, don't hesitate. The color reproduction (with just a few easy tweaks in the menu) is just about perfect. The fact that it… uses an LED lamp instead of expensive DLP bulbs is a great feature as well. I've had it for a couple of months and so far so good (fingers crossed) but some people have had some issues. RPTV is nearly gone, and this is probably one of the best ones you can get, and even when they were new, the price was VERY reasonable. I love LCD, but they're just not affordable in larger sizes. Its a shame that these are not being made any more - Samsung had a real winner.
Our Sources
1. CNET
CNET's reviews are based on bench testing and subjective evaluation. Ratings are assigned and the very best TVs are presented with an Editors' Choice award. The top-rated Samsung HL-61A750 is recognized for both its excellent image quality and value.
Review: Samsung HL-61A750 Projection TV, Kevin Miller, July 31, 2008
Chris Chiarella looks at the Samsung HL-61A750 in this single-TV report. The set undergoes extensive bench testing, and the results are discussed in detail. Chiarella is clearly impressed despite an image that's "a touch softer than expected."
Review: Return of the 3D DLP, Chris Chiarella, Jul. 22, 2008
ConsumerGuide.com's report on the Samsung HL-61A750 focuses on features. There is no indication that bench testing was performed, but the results of real-world viewing tests are discussed in detail. Picture quality and price are both praised.
Review: Samsung HL61A750 61-inch DLP HDTV, Editors of ConsumerGuide.com
4. Amazon.com
Among rear-projection TVs, the Samsung HL-61A750 has the most feedback (almost 300 user reviews). An overwhelming majority gives it a perfect score of five stars.
Review: Samsung HL61A750, Contributors to Amazon.com
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