Mitsubishi WD-62627

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I chose DLP over plasma because I fear pixels going out, burn-in (happened with my CRT rear-projection)and a picture that will dim with time. Also, DLP sets, though bigger, weigh less, cost less and currently have higher resolution capabilities than plasmas I looked at. The viewing angle range of new 1080p sets is much greater than CRT rear projections.

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I've had the television for a year now and am still satisfied. Originally, I wrote that I had to turn down the brightness at night--that was a defective lamp. At first the picture was very bright, and then it seemed dim after about six weeks. Then, after I'd had the t.v. for less than two months, there was a loud pop and the sound of breaking glass. The lamp had burned out and shattered. Mitsubishi immediately sent me a new lamp, and now 11 months later, no problems.

If I had to get a new set, though, I would stick with DLP, but choose a set with LEDs instead of a lamp. I would also look for a set that accepted a 1080P singnal, not one that only displays 1080P.