Mitsubishi WD-52627

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CNET did not review the Mitsubishi WD-52627, but we did review the more expensive, larger step-up version, the Mitsubishi WD-62628.

Review: Quick Take: While we did not review the Mitsubishi WD-52627, we did review the more expensive, larger step-up version, model WD-62628. The two are nearly identical aside from screen size, although the step-up WD-62628 includes a Deep Field imager processing and a digital audio cable, and it features an all-black finish as opposed to the WD-52527's two-tone coloration. In terms of image quality, we expect the two televisions to be nearly identical. For more information, please refer to the ... Expand full review
Quick Take: While we did not review the Mitsubishi WD-52627, we did review the more expensive, larger step-up version, model WD-62628. The two are nearly identical aside from screen size, although the step-up WD-62628 includes a Deep Field imager processing and a digital audio cable, and it features an all-black finish as opposed to the WD-52527's two-tone coloration. In terms of image quality, we expect the two televisions to be nearly identical. For more information, please refer to the full review of the WD-62628. For further details on other Mitsubishi televisions, see our coverage of Mitsubishi's 2005 rear-projection HDTV lineup. Hide Review

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4.5 stars 12 of 12 users found this review helpful

"1080p HDTV of choice compared to Samsung's HL-R5668 1080p" By excal1772

Pros Excellent video quality and easy to use setups.

Cons The 52" costs about the same as a Samsung 56"

Summary For weeks I was going back and forth between whether to get the Samsung HL-R5668 or the Mitsubishi 52627 or 52628. From the online specs for each of the TVs, I tended to lean towards the Samsung since the specs were more detailed. I also liked the casing and overall ... Expand full review

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