Hewlett-Packard is not the first computer brand to try stealing a slice of the lucrative rear-projection HDTV market from heavy-hitters like Sony and Mitsubishi, but its rookie effort should strike fear into the hearts of the veterans. Despite coming out of left field, the MD6580n has a respectable pedigree: HP invented the technique used to achieve DLP’s 1080p resolution, known as “wobulation,” and the company brings long-respected expertise in color printers and PCs to the game. The result is an extremely well-thought-out HDTV that will appeal to shoppers more concerned with video quality and future-readiness than about brand cachet. Check out Sound and Vision's full review to learn more about this huge 65-inch DLP HDTV.



Link: Sound and Vision Mag