Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America have introduced nine 1080p DLP HDTVs emphasising their shallow depth, compact form factor, 6-Color Light Engine, Thin Frame and that they have all been designed, engineered and built in North America.

Mitsubishi have grouped the nine models into a number of series including the:

• 733 series with the 65 inch WD-65733 and 65 inch WD-65733 offering 6-Color Light Engine™; x.v.Color™, PerfectColor™; Easy Connect™; three rear HDMI™ 1.3 inputs; and a front HD component input.
• 734 series consisting of the 57 inch WD-57734, 65 inch WD-65734 and the 73 inch WD-73734. All three models have the 733 features combined with Dark Detailer for deep blacks, DeepField Imager for contrast adjustment, SharpEdge for sharp, straight object outline, a front HDMI input and NetCommand for simple, on-screen home theater control and set-up
• diamond models including the 57 inch WD-57833, 65 inch WD-65833 and the 73 inch WD-73833 have a rich Black Pearl high -gloss finish with a Soft Blue light.
• The 833 series shares all features of the 734 Series with further capabilities added including Smooth120Hz for improvied motion images, the TV Guide On Screen 9.0; Game FX – 3D game capability, IEEE1394 and RS232C input.

All nine models in the HDTV range deliver up to 80 percent more color than standard HDTV to the x.v.Color’s wide color palette Mitsubishi’s proprietary 6-Color Light Engine generates yellow, cyan, and magenta directly rather than by combining red, green, and blue. This allows the reproduction of a wider range of colors, brighter individual colors and purer whites. Noise reduction has not been ignored with every model having Mitsubishi’s new Color 4D Noise Reduction which looks horizontally, vertically, within and between frames of video and additionally analyzing color to filter video noise. PerfectColor allows for advanced individual 6-color adjustment PerfecTint allows separate selection of the tint of each of the six colors for each input.

Mitsubishi have not only provided three HDMI inputs but have made them to the latest HDMI 1.3 standard. A USB drive or card reader can be connected to the USB input for large-screen digital photo viewing.

The 734 Series and Diamond models have Mitsubishi’s “Net Command” which appears to be their implimentation of a till now little known (optional) feature of HDMI called Consumer Electronics Control which can provide a simplified, global level remote control. HDMI-CEC allows up to ten AV devices to discover and communicate with one another over a HDMI connected system. HDMI-CEC also allows for global commands with individual CEC enabled AV devices able to command and control each other without user intervention.