Review: Mitsubishi's 65-inch TV; still spinning vinyl?

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	What's hot this week David Katzmaier CNET.com Mitsubishi's 'home theater TV' If the heyday of the gigantic-screen rear-projection HDTV is over, somebody needs to tell Mitsubishi. The company is the sole remaining proprietor pushing out 60-inch-plus TVs too thick to hang on the wall and too inexpensive to merit a cameo on MTV's "Cribs." The main reason for buying this TV is to get as much screen for as little money as possible, and the WD-737 series fulfills that role admirably. Did we mention the picture is ginormous? If you want to go really big for less, the WD-737 series is the only game in town. Read the full review  Mitsubishi WD-737 series photos  Best HDTVs above 54 inches  CNET's HDTV World Mitsubishi WD-65737 Popular home theater reviews Panasonic TC-P50G10  Check prices Panasonic TC-P50V10  Check prices Pioneer VSX-1019AH-K  Check prices Yamaha HTR-6250BL  Check prices Samsung LN52B750  Check prices Home theater reviews and news Review: Yamaha's budget all-in-one home theater system The Yamaha YHT-791BL home theater system sounds nearly as good as the Onkyo HT-S9100THX and comes with an iPod dock, making it an excellent all-in-one system for the audiophile on a budget. Read more  Check prices Oppo's affordable high-end Blu-ray player is here Oppo's developed a following for its impressive upscaling DVD players, so a lot its fans were wondering when its much-anticipated BDP-83 Blu-ray Disc Player would finally show up after being announced last year. Well, it's finally here, and the price tag is about what we expected: $500. Read more  Best Blu-ray players $249 baby amplifier wows audiophiles One reviewer had the nerve to hook up the teeny NuForce Icon amplifier to a pair of Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower speakers... and he was bowled over by the sound! Read more  Product specs Top 25 must-have Blu-ray Discs An updated look at our favorite Blu-ray Discs that will help show off your home theater in all its glory. Read more  CNET's quick guide to Blu-ray Crave Do new PS3 bundles mean Slim is coming soon? David Carnoy You could call it a sign of things to come--or just one good PS3 bundle. According to Kotaku, next Sunday (July 12) Best Buy will begin offering an 80GB PS3 with two of the best exclusives for the system--Metal Gear Solid 4 and Killzone 2--for the price of the PS3 ($400). Does this signal the potential release of the rumored PS3 Slim, which many hope will cost $300? Read more The Audiophiliac Poll: Why don't you have a turntable? Posted by Steve Guttenberg What, you don't have a turntable? What's wrong with you? When the CD was unveiled to the world in 1982 with the "Perfect Sound Forever" motto, everyone assumed the LP's days were numbered. Well, nearly three decades later, vinyl's hanging in there and the CD's future looks uncertain.  Read more  Why some readers have resisted the vinyl comeback: 1. Obsolete technology 2. Background noise 3. Inferior sound 4. Digitization 5. Vinyl?   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More CNET home theater resources  Best HDTVs overall  High-performance HDTVs  CNET's HDTV World  Best plasma HDTVs  Best HDTV values  Blu-ray guide  Best LCD HDTVs  Football-friendly HDTVs  HDTV resolution explained  Best cheap LCD HDTVs  Sub-$250 Blu-ray players  Plasma vs. LCD vs. RPTV  Best home video products  Netflix-enabled video players  1080p vs. 720p: The final word  Best home audio gear  Best universal remotes  CES 2009: Full coverage
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