In this age of Wi-Fi, it is surprising cables must be draped over the living room, hidden under the carpet or run along the walls of a house of quality surround sound setup. While wireless speaker systems exist, are not as fast and as widely as they should by now - largely because of high costs. But a new technology is an innovative approach to the elimination of the excess wire.
Two new Mitsubishi TVs - 46-inch LT-46149 and 52-inch LT-52149 -the company's new Integrated Sound Projector (ISP) include technology. The new technology is based on TV home theater surround sound real. In theory, this seems almost impossible. How could a TV sitting in front of a person to replicate the experience of the speakers positioned around (even behind) the individual? iSP achieves this through a loudspeaker array sixteen, simulating true 5.1 surround sound from a cabinet below the screen. If a person takes from TVthe field he or she enters the room size specifications in the crowd. The ISP then determined to offer the best sound for any room. Using an advanced algorithm, the ISP delays the sound at different distances from each of 16 speakers. As a result, speakers produce different sound waves, either directly or indirectly focused on the handset. Presumably, this practice creates the experience of a real surround sound system.
With the ISP technologyso new (just set on retailers in mid-July), there is not much to get feedback on how the set to reproduce the surround sound experience. But the idea behind the technology is definitely a good compromise. Of course, the great advantage of eliminating all those pesky cable ISP with conventional surround systems. The implementation requires some industrious wires or cover-up to accept a job or stay an eyesore in exchange for theater-quality sound. But it should be effective, ISPmight need a receiver and speakers to eliminate it altogether. This in turn eliminates, then an additional remote control - a big advantage at a time, TV viewing rooms packed with more remote controls than most users can actually seem to follow. The sets could also be ideal for use in smaller rooms or oddly shaped like bedrooms, basements or attics, where surround configurations are not very practical.
Although the Mitsubishi sets come with a hefty price, the elimination of wiresand other services should immediately consider this for any serious videophiles to buy a new TV. In addition, the LCD panel set with ISPs also have a wide range of advanced video capabilities. Mitsubishi boasts that allows 120Hz Film Motion for Action contained regular, strong, fast and slow. And Mitsubishi Tru1080p delivers over two million pixels on a screen for a full and true 1920 x 1080 resolution. Meanwhile, Mitsubishi Plush1080p technology and 720p formats1080i for sharper, clearer image. And when you are not watching TV, consumers can also set a Mitsubishi works of art with GalleryPlayer new - software allows the display of a stunning high-definition art and photography. But even a Picasso pales in comparison to the concept of wireless surround sound.
Mitsubishi LT-46149 and LT-52149 TV available at electronics retailers with a suggested retail price of $ 3,299 and $ 3,699.
