While the WD-52627 is Mitsubishi’s lowest-priced 1080p DLP, it doesn’t hurt for options. It includes more connections than any set in its class, including a pair of HDMI inputs, two FireWire ports and three component-video inputs. And it has Mitsubishi’s NetCommand system, which uses an onscreen interface to control all the gear that can be connected. A CableCARD slot offers the potential for watching digital cable without an external cable box. Like most other similarly equipped late-model HDTVs, the set includes the TV Guide On Screen program guide to make up for the loss of your cable company’s electronic program guide. Check out Sound & Vision's full review to learn more about this 52-inch 1080p HDTV display from Mitsubishi.



Link: Sound and Vision Mag