September 30, 2008

Mitsubishi 736 Series DLP 1080p HDTV | 73 inch WD-73736 and 65 inch WD-65736 Review


The Mitsubishi 736 series of 1080p DLP HDTVs reviewed consists of two models; the 73 inch WD-73736 and 65 inch WD-65736. Both models have identical features to the recently reviewed Mitsubishi 735 series DLP HDTVs with the addition of; DeepField Imager for optimum contrast, NetCommand IR for on-screen control of analog-connected audio visual electronics and a front panel HDMI connection for easy connection of devices such as games consoles.


Mitsubishi 736 Series DLP HDTV

DeepField Imager

The DeepField Imager dynamically optimizes brightness and contrast. It analyses 135 sectors of each onscreen image in real time and using advanced algorithms determines the best contrast and brightness settings for a balanced picture. It compensates for areas that are too high or low in contrast and/or too dark or bright.

NetCommand IR

NetCommand IR allows on-screen control of analog-connected AV products (eg. DVD player). Users are able to input what products are connected and teach the Mitsubishi HDTV what the IR (infrared) commands are for each. Life then becomes simpler with the one remote controlling other devices through the HDTVs NetCommand system. The Mitsubishi DLP HDTV comes with a 9 foot IR emitter cable that features 2 IR blasters for 2 controllable audio/video components and a male mini-jack connector that plugs into the back of the television. Netcommand’s IR blasters can also be used to control scheduled recordings of other connected audio/video devices.

Features Overview – Mitsubishi 2008 DLP HDTV Range

Mitsubishi C8 Series DLP HDTV

Key features of Mitsubishi’s entry level DLP HDTV

  • 6-Color Processor
  • PerfectColor
  • Tru1080p Processing
  • 4D Video Noise Reduction
  • Easy Connect
  • Front USB Input
  • 3 Rear HDMI 1.3 Inputs

Mitsubishi 735 Series DLP HDTV

Add the following features to the C8 models features

  • Deep Color
  • Plush1080p
  • Video Modes: Brilliant/Bright/Natural/Game
  • 3D Readiness
  • Front Component Video Input
  • 2 Rear Component Video Inputs

Mitsubishi 736 Series DLP HDTV

Add the following features to the 735 models features

  • DeepField Imager
  • NetCommand IR
  • Front HDMI Input

Mitsubishi 835 Series DLP HDTV

Add the following features to the 736 models features

  • Smooth 120Hz
  • PerfecTint
  • DarkDetailer
  • SharpEdge
  • Wired IR Input

Resources

Texas Instruments 3D HDTV Technology (pdf)

Tweak MY TV Data Base of User Menu settings for Mitsubishi HDTVs. Recommended settings, based on field data collected by technicians performing professional calibrations, are designed to improve a HDTV’s manufacturer-factory preset settings for enhanced picture performance.

CNet Comparison of Power Consumption of Display Technologies

User Reviews and Price Comparisons

Check the following online retailer for prices and to read the customer reviews.


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Mitsubishi WD73736

WD65736 65 DLP Projection TV (Widescreen, 1920×1080, HDTV)


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