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January 2008
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The editors liked
The Mitsubishi HC6000 is a solid value with capable video processing
Linear grayscale tracking
Accurate color decoding
Full feature package for ease of setup
And plenty of connectivity.
The editors didn't like
Inaccurate primary and secondary colors
Black-level performance could be improved a bit more.
Mitsubishi has a winner with the HC6000, providing a top-notch video processing section along with an excellent optical system that allows the easiest and fastest setup via the remote control. It’s also pleasantly devoid of gimmicky picture “enhancemen...
Abstract: Mitsubishi’s HC6000 is a big step up from last year’s HC5000 as far as performance and features are concerned. Video processing is significantly improved over last year’s model, with Silicon Optix’s Reon-VX HQV processing. The most significant picture ...
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Published: 2008-04-15, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
The Mitsubishi HC6000 is a solid value with capable video processing; linear grayscale tracking; accurate color decoding; full feature package for ease of setup; and plenty of connectivity.
Inaccurate primary and secondary colors; black-level performance could be improved a bit more.
One of the better performers in the entry-level 1080p projector race, the Mitsubishi HC6000 also benefits from a comprehensive feature set.
Abstract: Mitsubishi making another LCD projector a surprise as they are mostly known for their work on DLP models. This HC6000 (replacing the HC5000) features the full definition 1080p resolution as native and with that amount of detail this projector will give...
Abstract: Two impressive 1080p projectors released this fall are the Mitsubishi HC6000 and the Panasonic PT-AE2000U. Initially, the HC6000 was released with a contrast rating of 13,000:1, but the specification was subsequently revised to 15,000:1. We wanted to see...
Abstract: A year ago, Mitsubishi turned much of the home theater and CEDIA world on its head with the HC5000, an outstanding 3LCD projector with superb color and smooth, film-like 1080p images. Not only that, Mitsubishi delivered that level of performance for t...
Abstract: Last year Mitsubishi made strong competitive moves into the home theater market with the release of two new home theater projectors, the HC5000 1080p projector at $4,495, and the aggressively low priced HD1000 720p projector. Both of these models brought...
Abstract: First, the projector has a faster auto iris function — so fast you can hardly notice it in action. This was a complaint for some users of the HC5000, particularly in scenes where the camera cut back and forth between dark and light backgrounds, or t...
It really comes down to this. The HC6000 (link to specs) is an extremely watchable projector. I thoroughly enjoyed the roughly 20 hours of viewing, mostly hi-def DVD, but a significant amount of time spent on standard DVD and HDTV (including sports). The...
Solid value with capable video-processing, Linear greyscale tracking, Accurate colour decoding, Full feature package for ease of set-up, Plenty of connectivity
Inaccurate primary and secondary colours, Black-level performance could be improved a bit more
One of the better performers in the entry-level 1080p projector race, the Mitsubishi HC6000 also benefits from a comprehensive feature set. ...
