Mitsubishi is reputed for its innovation and excellence in making products in the world of media entertainment.
At the end of 2008, Mitsubishi launched a television -- LaserVue L65-A90 that is housed in an attractive high gloss black plastic cabinet, with a very thin sloping edge of chisel encompassing the top, left and right side of its 65" screen. The bottom contains the left right speakers, electronics and optics. This device is the world's first laser powered HDTV and uses laser beams to provide a large range of rich detailed colors with clarity and admiring depth of field.
In this TV, the remote control is same as the ones Mitsubishi supplies with it other HDTVs, with the exception that the backlight is blue rather than red. There are three picture customs called "Natural", "Bright" and "Brilliant". The "Natural" picture mode adds a color space that is close to the HDTV broadcast standard called Rec. 709, while the" Brilliant" mode increases the color points beyond 709 to the widest color space. Special algorithm converts HDTV content to Mitsubishi's expanded color scope. The "Bright" mode is somewhere in-between Natural and Brilliant in its color range. Moreover the highlighting feature in this TV is its 3-D capability, which relied on a pair of shuttered glasses and looks very admirable across a variety of custom content.
Aside from the above said modes, there are two other picture enhancement modes -- Sharp Edge and Deep Field Imager. Sharp Edge mode offers not only edge enhancement, but also creates a white halo around sharp edges. The Deep Field Imager mode examines the image and dynamically promotes black levels in portions of the screen to provide strong detail. The L65-90 has all its inputs jacks mounted on the rear side panel thereby provides a high-standard connectivity levels.
With many more features, this LaserVue L65-A90 delivers a high quality viewing experience through its advanced features.
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