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Mitsubishi's HC6000 HD projector gets reviewed
Mitsu's 1080p HC6000 floated over to this side of the world a good while back, but for those who lost track of this ultra-quiet HD beamer, we figured it prudent to pass along a respectable review over at Sound & Vision. After popping in an HD DVD (we know, right?), reviewers found that the unit delivered "almost window-like clarity," and the color was deemed "consistently vibrant." Those looking for deep blacks will also be impressed here, and it even managed to handle upconverted DVDs like a champ. Just as advertised, the HC6000 was found to be "dead quiet," and seemed to be a real winner overall -- particularly for the price. Check out the full review in the read link below.
Mitsubishi brings 1080p HC6000 projector to America for $4k
Sanyo's Z2000 isn't the only 1080p projector ringing up below $4k, and now Mitsubishi has revealed that its swank new PJ will be headed stateside soon. The HC6000, of course, touts a beautiful 1,920 x 1,080 native resolution, a 13,000:1 contrast ratio, twin HDMI sockets, 1,000 ANSI lumens, Reon-VX's HQV video processor, 3LCD technology, and a bulb that promises up to 5,000 hours of lamp-life. Mitsu claims that interested buyers can snap one up from US retailers in October for somewhere under $4,000, and it should make itself known tomorrow on the CEDIA floor.
