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Mitsubishi announced a new addition to their 3D DLP TV lineup - a 92" model. The Full-HD, 120Hz subframe refresh rate TV will support StreamTV internet media, multi-speaker sound (IST), bluetooth audio, 4 HDMI inputs and a USB input (with a media player built in).

We do not know the release date yet, or the price. But Mitsubishi's 82" WD-82838 costs $3,669...

Mitsubishi's software update for the 738 and 838 series of DLP TVs is now ready for a free download. The update upgrades the HDMI input to 1.4a which fully supports 3D signals: so you don't need an adapter.

If your 738/838 TV is connected to the internet, it'll be automatically updated. Otherwise you can download it from Mitsubishi's site and update via a USB stick.

Clint DeBoer from Audioholic visited the CEDIA 2010 exhibition, and wrote a long summary of his experiences with 3D (TVs, projectors, glasses, content) - he viewed lot's of 3D TVs (Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, JVC, Mitsubishi and others).

His conclusions? "3D sucks unless its done well, based on content actually shot and composed for it (behind the plane of the TV), and viewed only occasionally. It is NOT mainstream and never should be unless you want to watch TV with a bottle of Advil."

Mitsubishi's 3D TV starter kit will cost $399, and include 2 pairs of active-shutter 3D glasses, an IR emitter, one 3DC-1000 signal adapter (a required adapter for Mitsubishi's DLP TVs), one HDMI cable and a Disney Blu-ray 3D Showcase Disc. We do not know when the kit will be shipping, but you can pre-order it now on Amazon.com.

Mitsubishi has 3 series of 3D DLP TVs, the 638, 738 and 838. They have just lowered the price of the 638 series (The 60" (WD-60638) will cost $999, the 65" (WD-65638) will cost $1,29) which aren't shipping yet, but can be pre-ordered.

Mitsubishi's 82" WD-82838 3D DLP TV is now up for pre-order at Amazon.com, for $4499. The 838 include Full-HD (1080p), StreamTV (internet applications streaming, including Pandora, Flickr, Picasa and others), optional Wi-Fi adapter and 16 speakers built-in for ISP surround sound, 3 HDMI ports and 2 component/composite inputs.

pre-order the 82" WD-82838 now at Amazon.com.

Mitsubishi's 738 series of 3D DLP TVs are now ready for pre-order, although we don't have a release date yet. The 60" (WD-60738) costs $1,399 and the 65" (WD-65738) costs $1,799. The TVs include StreamTV (internet applications streaming, including Pandora, Flickr, Picasa and others) and offers an optional Wi-Fi adapter. The TVs support full-HD (1080p), 3 HDMI ports and 2 component/composite inputs.

Mitsubishi will also offer 73" and 82" models (for $2,399 and $3,799).

Mitsubishi announced their 2010 3D DLP TV lineup. This is their 4th generation of 3D DLP TVs, with sizes ranging from 60" to 82" (and prices from $1,199 to $4,499). There are 3 series: 638, 738 and 838. All TVs offer full-HD (1080p), 3 HDMI ports and 2 component/composite inputs, while the 738 series adds optional Wi-Fi and StreamTV (internet applications streaming, including Pandora, Flickr, Picasa and others). The 838 series adds 16 speakers built-in for ISP surround sound.

Via engadget