Mitsubishi Announces Full HD 3D televisions with built-in HDD and Blu-ray
It was just a matter of time, and now go to them: Mitsubishi Japan announcement [TVs JP] that not only with 3D support, but also come with integrated Blu-ray and HDD. Televisions in the REAL MDR1 series will be available in three sizes: 40, 46 and 55 inches(the largest in the picture is still below).
Spec-wise, all models are identical:
Full HD LCD panel(dubbed Diamond Panel) LED backlight Blu-ray player that also plays a 3D Blu-rays 1 TB HDD DIATONE speakers(which consists of ten speakers) USB, HDMI, SD card reader pair of 3D glasses
Mitsubishi 3D TV will start selling in Japan on October 21. But it is an exaggeration of the high price: ,500 for 40-inch model, ,700 for a 46-incher and ,900 for the largest television.
Via AV Watch [JP]
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