Compare JVC HD-52Z575 52 in. HDTV-Ready D-ILA TV to Mitsubishi WD-92840 92 in. HDTV DLP TV

The first two D-ILA rear projection sets to be offered will feature 52- (HD-52Z575) and 61-inch (HD-61Z575) screens. Both use the same 1280x720 pixels, 0.7-inch D-ILA (Direct-Drive Image Light Amplifier) device in a three-chip design. Both also feature JVCs exclusive Digital Image Scaling Technology (D.I.S.T.) that upconverts the signal to deliver sharper images, and the companys Four-Point Color Management system. Microdisplay rear projection TVs have been well-received by U.S. consumers, said Dan McCarron, National Product Specialist, Display Division, JVC Company of America. JVC enters this category with exclusive technologies that deliver superior performance and that have already proven themselves in terms of performance and reliability in JVC front projectors. The JVC D-ILA chip is the highest density device available - at any given size, it offers the highest resolution compared to other devices of the same size, while for any given resolution, the D-ILA chip is the smallest. The three- Less

Big screen should mean big entertainment, and the Mitsubishi WD92840 92 DLP doesnt disappoint. A Clear Contrast panel and incredible color reproduction produce images with breathtaking color and clarity. DLP technology creates a superior 3D picture for your favorite movies and games, while a 16-channel built-in soundbar gives you unmatched TV audio. Streaming options round out this behemoth, with VUDU entertainment apps. Less