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Football season is in full swing. How would you like to watch the game on a huge 92-inch TV? You just might get that chance. Mitsubishi is participating in Tailgate Tour 2011 this month, and is offering a chance for one lucky college football fan to win this giant TV (currently the world's largest mass-produced TV), complete with HD, 3D and Internet-connected capabilities, as well as accessories.

During the Tailgate Tour, Mitsubishi will exhibit its massive Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV, a Polk Audio sub-woofer for home entertainment great sound, as well as 10 pairs of active 3D glasses from XpanD for the ultimate 3D TV experience.

Fans can enter the contest at these Tailgate Tour 2011 events by stopping at their favorite team's game each week, and registering at the Mitsubishi TV booth during the following games:

• 10/8 - Ohio State @ Nebraska
• 10/15 - Alabama @ Ole Miss
• 10/22 - Wisconsin @ Michigan State

Once registered, fans will receive a bracelet that can be scanned for a chance to win in a random drawing the Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV and accessories. Read more

There's no doubt about it...Mitsubishi is going big in 2011. The company this week unveiled its 2011 TV line-up featuring a massive 92-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV.

New models include cinema-like DLP TVs ranging from 73- to 92-inches, along with Mitsubishi’s 75-inch LaserVue, the world's only laser-powered TV.

Mitsubishi's new Diamond 840 Series, which includes the 92-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV, comes with a ton of upgrades including a new Clear Contrast Screen that mitigates ambient light through a specially-formulated screen to deliver deep blacks, bright whites and a wide range of colors; Immersive Sound Technology (IST) 16-speaker Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound system; and Mitsubishi's iPhone, iPod touch and iPad remote control application, which gives consumers wireless control of Mitsubishi TVs with a touch screen interface. Read more

Mitsubishi unveiled a massive 92-inch 3D Home Cinema TV at the CEA Unveiled press event last night. This new giant will join the additional large-screen Mitsubishi TVs in its 2011 lineup, which include 60, 65, 73 and 82-inch screen sizes.

The 92-inch 3D Home Cinema TV is packed with features including: Fully integrated 3D TV with built-in emitter, StreamTV Internet Media, Multi-speaker Immersive Sound Technology (IST), Center Channel Mode w/Center Channel input, Rear Channel Pre-outputs, Sub-woofer Output, Bluetooth Streaming Audio, 4 HDMI input, ISFccc, USB Media player, Advanced Calibration Mode, Universal Remote Control, 120Hz Sub-Frame Rate, Jade User Interface and New Clear Contrast Screen. Read more

Mitsubishi announced this week a free 3D TV software upgrade for 738 and 838 series Mitsubishi 3D-ready TVs. The software updates the TVs to support all mandatory 3D signal formats prescribed by HDMI 1.4a. Upgraded Mitsubishi 738 and 838 3D TVs will directly connect to 3D sources such as Blu-ray players and satellite and cable set-top boxes, without the need for a 3D adapter.

The new 3D TV software upgrade will be downloaded automatically and free-of-charge to 738 and 838 series Mitsubishi 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs that are connected to the Internet. For 738 and 838 series Mitsubishi TVs not connected to the Internet, owners can download the software to a USB stick, which can then be loaded onto the TV. For owners who don't want to download the free software, Mitsubishi will provide a USB stick with the software upgrade pre-loaded for a nominal fee. See www.mitsubishi-tv.com for details. Read more

3D technology is popping up everywhere; not just in movies but in video games, sports programming, and you can't walk in a Best Buy without seeing 3DTVs everywhere you turn. But, did you know that if you own a Mitsubishi TV, it might already be 3D capable? That's right! Mitsubishi has been selling 3D-capable TVs since 2007…well before it became the biggest thing to hit the consumer electronics industry.

Mitsubishi says there are more than a half million consumers out there that may not know their TV is 3D-capable. To find these owners, they just launched a social media campaign to educate and notify consumers who could be watching 3DTV by just adding a Mitsubishi 3D Starter Pack and 3D Source device. And what would a social media campaign be without a sweepstakes? U.S. residents (18 years and older) can enter to win the grand prize - a Mitsubishi 75-inch LaserVue 3D-capable TV - by simply becoming a Facebook fan of Mitsubishi TV. Also, anyone who enters can win the second prize, a 60-inch Mitsubishi 3D DLP Home Cinema TV. The contest will also give away one Mitsubishi 3D Starter Pack, a $449 value, each week for eight weeks.

To find out if your Mitsubishi TV is one of these 3D-capable models, visit mitsubishi-tv.com.

Mitsubishi knows just where to go to advertise its 3DTVs – the movie theater. Confident that movie-goers will want to bring the 3D experience home, the company launched a 3D advertising campaign in conjunction with Legends of the Guardian in 3D, released on September 24th.

Good thinking on Mitsubishi's part. You see, the majority of 3D screens in the U.S. are powered by DLP technology, so most theatergoers are watching the latest 3D movies on the same core technology that powers Mitsubishi's 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs.

As part of the ad campaign, Mitsubishi is distributing more than half a million coupons for a free Mitsubishi 3D Starter Pack, a $399 value, with the purchase of any Mitsubishi 3D DLP Home Cinema TV or 3D LaserVue TV. The coupons are being distributed in more than 500 theaters and can be redeemed online directly from Mitsubishi. Read more

Mitsubishi this week announced they're hitting the road in a 995 sq. ft. 18-wheeled home theater, called the "Mitsubishi's Mobile Marketing Showroom". The 3D Experience Tour will showcase Mitsubishi's full lineup of 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs, including the company's 82-inch behemoth which offers more than three times the viewing area of a 46-inch screen. The tour will also include Mitsubishi's flagship 3D LaserVue TV and the Unisen Immersive Sound LED TV series.

"3D is moving quickly into broadcast, theatrical and gaming content as consumers seek to immerse themselves in the games, movies, and sports programming they love," says Max Wasinger, executive vice president of sales and marketing, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America. "The Mitsubishi 3D Experience Tour brings this experience to towns and cities across America so that consumers can experience for themselves the eye popping, jaw dropping difference our cinema-quality DLP technology makes in 3D entertainment." Read more

Mitsubishi today announced a new 75-inch 3D TV, adding to the company's 60-, 65-, 73- and 82-inch LaserVue and 3D DLP Home Cinema TV models. The LaserVue L75-A91 has all the features of the 65-inch LaserVue model, but adds a Cinema Color mode and StreamTV internet media. It is eco-friendly as well, measuring over 50 percent better than Energy Star qualifications. The company also introduced a 3D Starter Pack with everything you need to watch 3D at home (except the TV, of course).

"3D at the cinema is large, immersive entertainment, and the optimal way to replicate that experience in the home is with Mitsubishi's mammoth LaserVue and 3D DLP Home Cinema TVs," said Frank DeMartin, vice president of marketing, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America. "We have one of the largest 3D TVs at 82-inches, and now with the addition of our new 75-inch 3D-ready LaserVue TV with Cinema Color, Mitsubishi 3D TV owners can now feel fully immersed in their favorite 3D movies, 3D games and 3D broadcasts at home."Read more

Mitsubishi on Thursday unveiled its 2010 lineup of 3D-enabled DLP TVs. No stranger to 3D technology, Mitsubishi has been selling 3D-ready TVs since 2007. In fact, the 2010 lineup marks the company's 4th generation of 3D-ready televisions! The new lineup delivers more than just 3DTV however, as the latest models also are the first from Mitsubishi to feature Internet streaming. The new 3D DLP Home Cinema models are made for the home theater, measuring in at 60, 65, 73 and 82-inch screen sizes.

The 3D DLP Home Cinema Diamond 838 models also feature 16-speaker 5.1 channel Dolby Digital surround sound, which Mitsubishi dubs "Immersive Sound Technology." The technology is said to "deliver perfectly balanced home theater audio, without the need for separate components."Read more

Mitsubishi is showcasing its 82-inch Home Theater 3D-ready TV this weekend at Linder's in California. The 82-inch WD82837 is almost four times the viewing area of a 42-inch flat panel TV! You can't get much closer to a movie theater in your living room if you ask me.

To kick things off, from now until Sunday Linder's will be offering buyers of Mitsubishi 3D-Ready Home Theater TVs a limited-time complimentary 3D gaming bundle valued at $500. The gaming bundle consists of a PlayStation 3, the video game "Avatar" and a pair of XpanD's active shutter 3-D glasses.

"We're proud to lead the way by providing consumers with an affordable line-up of 3D-Ready TVs, in very large 60, 65, 73, and 82-inch screen sizes," says Frank DeMartin, vice president of marketing, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America. "3D represents the highest level and most advanced form of home entertainment available today, and we expect consumers will embrace this special, event-based experience."

Mitsubishi's 3D-Ready TVs start in price around $1400, the 82-inch will set you back $4999.