Mitsubishi is paving the way for hi-end 3D TVs with their recent announcement of a 40, 46 and 55 inch HD set. The specifications are impressive but it seems there might be a disconnect on what they are making verse what people want.
Lets start with the specifications. Given the sizes above, you also have an internal 1TB hard drive, ten Diatone system speakers, a USB slot, a SD slot and HDMI connectivity and a pair of 3D glasses.
The following might be just my take on the situation, but I’ve found most folks like their DVR [hard drive] to be separate than their TV so that if something goes wrong, you don’t need to ship the entire thing back. It also seems that with a USB port on the HD TV, you can now just attached storage.
I also find it funny that you spend between $3K and $6K for the above, and they supply you with 1 pair of 3D glasses. I’ll chalk this up to bad reporting from the original article and assume at least a 4 pack comes with the set.
Finally – is it just me, or does it seem 3D TV will not catch on until the glasses issue is resolved? Not only is it strange to put them on, but what about the mini-heads and giant heads…since everyone is different how can one set of glasses be good enough to get the right experience.
For now, I’m sticking with my DVR and flat screen.
Source:Â Engadget.com.
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