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Mitsubishi WD-73740 73 Inch DLP 1080p Tiger Direct $999

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I reckon this is a really cheap price for a 73 inch tv. Good price

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  • How much is delivery?

    Since it costs $60 to send a 250 gram SSD I bet it would cost double the cost of the tv to send it to oz.

    It's also a refurb. No deal. Imagine the costs to send it back to the US.

    • Ah thanks I take back my + vote. Try mentioning it's not in Australia!

  • Reviews comment that it's refurbished. Looks good regardless. There has been a few blokes harping on about these on whirlpool for ages. Would be good to see one in action

  • Saw this set in US last year, STOPPED me in my tracks. Huge screen.
    drool…..
    Is a dlp ( which I personally like ) just not as thin as other options.

    • i often see the "rainbow" effect with my DLP projector, no doubt the TV would be the same?

      • No, that's the "rainbow connection".

        By the way, why are there so many songs about rainbows?

  • I'd never buy a RP TV. Colour and contrast (vs LED), viewing angles, lack of placement options, weight, depth.. all negs.

  • HUGE!

  • no deal since it shipped from overseas too much too spend on a tv, at 73" I thought it would have a refresh rate higher than 120hz since it has such a humongous screen size. nothing about the specs screams unique or eye catching.

  • +4

    Why post an overseas deal without stating what the postal costs are or atleast are likely to be? Sorry thats quite poor.

    Loads of things are cheap overseas but thats kinda pointless to 99.9% of this site's users unless the postage etc is factored in and they're STILL cost effective.

    Amused by the pix of the TV - they show you every angle but side on and from the rear, presumably so you can't gauge depth etc. I highly doubt they'd even ship this to Aust. Almost certain to have no warranty, also possibly need a step down transformer - and the list goes on.

  • Does somebody want to get a delivery price for our amusement? I tried but it didnt want to give me an estimate (only filled out step 2, maybe thats why)

  • http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/Mitsubishi-WD-73740.htm

    Weight 90.9 lbs.
    Dimensions (W x H x D)
    (without stand or speakers) 65.0" x 43.6" x 17.9"

  • Pretty impressed to see rear projection TV's back in vogue.
    maybe i won't put my 50" Pioneer RP on the nature strip for hard rubbish now……

    • +1

      Don't think they're back in vogue at all mate - certainly not here. The US just seems to have a much bigger market for them, I guess it makes sense there with their population. Same with HD CRT's back in the day, which never really caught on here.

      • +1

        Didn't even know they ever made HD CRTs!

        Negging, I suspect the OP is a troll.

  • Did you even think before posting this?
    Protip: If you want a rear projection look at gumtree. May not be new but people are getting rid of them for next to nothing.

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