Stretch Projection TVs

Editors' Take: CNET did not review the Mitsubishi WD-73727, but we did review a smaller version, the Mitsubishi WD-62628.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 73 in, 1920 x 1080, 16:9

Editors' Take: CNET did not review the Mitsubishi WD-52628, but we did review the larger version, the Mitsubishi WD-62628.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 52 in, 1920 x 1080, 16:9

The Bottom Line: Although blessed with a great feature package, the Mitsubishi WD-62628's picture quality falls short of the competition.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 62 in, 1920 x 1080, 16:9

The Bottom Line: While it's a tour de force in industrial design, this set's performance leaves something to be desired when you consider its hefty price.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 61 in, 1280 x 720, 16:9, Black

The Bottom Line: This big screen has the flaws typical of tubes, but for the price, it delivers a large viewing area and decent picture quality.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 55 in, 16:9

Editors' Take: CNET did not review this product, but it is similar to another product that we did review.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 62 in, 1280 x 720, 16:9

The Bottom Line: Overall, this is one of the best-performing HDTVs of its kind we've seen.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 52 in, 1280 x 720, 16:9, Silver

The Bottom Line: Gateway's budget DLP rear projector won't win on style, but its picture was a pleasant surprise.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 56 in, 400 cd/m2, 1000:1, 1280 x 720, 16:9

The Bottom Line: The affordable and versatile WS-55513 HDTV has a solid feature package anchored by a built-in high-def tuner.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 55 in, 50:1, 16:9, Slate gray

The Bottom Line: This diminutive rear projector offers good overall performance and plenty of jacks, but bargain hunters should look elsewhere.

Specs: Rear projection TV, 42 in, 50:1, 16:9, Black diamond gray