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Mitsubishi's Big Sound
The 151 and 153 series provide 120Hz operation and will be available in 40-, 46-, and 52-inch sizes, while the Diamond 249 series sports pseudo-240Hz operation (120Hz with scanning backlight) and an Ethernet jack for "Internet readiness" in its 46- and 52-inch models, though no online content providers were announced. Also, none of the Unisen models offers LED backlightingapparently, the company spent its advanced-illumination budget on LaserVue. In the audio department, the Diamond series adds two additional, larger speakers to the soundbar and increases the internal amp power for improved sound. The demo I heard was certainly far better than normal TV sound, especially with the wireless Polk subwoofer that's part of a Mits promotion. |
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