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Mitsubishi unveils a pair of new all electric racecars for 2013 Pikes Peak hill climb

, May 16th 2013 Discuss [0]

If you think about automotive racing, green probably doesn't come to mind. However, race teams are very keen on fuel efficiency and races are commonly won based on fuel economy alone. If one racecar can go more miles in the form of laps that another, they have to make less stops for fuel and therefore win more races. There are also a number of pure electric racecars out there that race various types of events. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi wireless EV research could recharge your car remotely

, May 3rd 2013 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi is currently struggling in the United States as an automaker after finding its products unable to compete effectively on the market in most segments. Despite the company's troubles, it hasn't stepped away from research and development when it comes to making electric vehicles more practical for your average driver. Currently there are several things about electric vehicles that are preventing them from gaining popularity. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi i-MiEV Review

, Mar 13th 2013 Discuss [0]

Electric cars generally settle into one of two camps: the outlandish, like Renault’s Twizy, or the discrete, like Nissan’s Note. The Mitsubishi i-MiEV, however, straddles both. Its “space jelly-bean” looks are certainly eye-catching, but they’re also borrowed wholesale from the regular gas-powered version available in Japan and Europe, rather than an EV flourish for its own sake. The i-MiEV is also one of the US’ cheapest EVs, though with prices starting at $21,625 (after tax incentives) it still commands a premium over more traditionally fuelled cars. Can the i-MiEV’s frugal charms win us over? Read on for the full SlashGear review.

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Mitsubishi axes rear-projection TV range

, Dec 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi has ditched its rear-projection TV product line, the company has confirmed, the last to abandon the the big-screen, big-bulk DLP category. Moving forward, Mitsubishi's focus will be on business display equipment and home theater projectors according to a letter sent to authorized service centers and shared with CEPro, with a company executive subsequently confirming the discontinuation of 73-, 82-, and 92-inch RPTV sets. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi unveils LCD-22BLR500 Real TV Recording LCD TVs

, Jun 28th 2011 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi has a full line of TVs for home theater fans and has lots of other home theater gear in its lineup. The company has announced a new series of LCD TVs dubbed the Luoluo Real Record BLR500 Series. The TV that is the latest to launch in the series is the LCD-22BLR500. It will land on July 21 and is a very small and compact TV that promises to be easy to operate. The big feature is in the stand of the TV and is designed to make for a clean and compact installation. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi Officially Reveals Pricing For 2011 HDTVs, Including 92-Inch 3D DLP

, Jun 1st 2011 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi first unveiled several new HDTVs earlier this year at CES 2011. Leading the lineup was the massive 92-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV that we got a closer look at inside the Mitsubishi Mobile Marketing Showroom. Excitement for the TVs were ramped up, but availability and pricing details were kept vague. Today, however, the entire lineup finally gets officially priced. Read The Full Story

Inside The Mitsubishi Mobile Marketing Showroom: Massive 82 and 92-inch 3D TVs

, Mar 4th 2011 Discuss [5]

Currently the world’s largest mass-produced rear-projection flat screen, the Mitsubishi 92-inch 3D TV was first unveiled at CES earlier this year. But this morning we got an up close and personal look at the mammoth flat screen along with its 82-inch sibling at the Mitsubishi Mobile Marketing Showroom. It is truly an immersive cinematic experience to be had if you can afford the price, the space, and don’t mind looking like a complete dork sometimes—as illustrated below.

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Mitsubishi reminds us all Super Bowl XLV has no Jumbotron

, Feb 4th 2011 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi really wants to make sure we get it right when we talk about the gigantic screen hanging from the roof of Dallas Cowboys Stadium this Sunday when the Super Bowl kicks off. In years past many of the stadiums where the biggest game of the year we held used a Jumbotron to show plays and other content during the game. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi electric unveils new 9-inch HD resolution screen for mobile TV

, Nov 26th 2010 Discuss [0]

Mitsubishi Electric has pulled the wraps off a new TFT LCD screen that is aimed at the mobile TV market and more. The screen is compact and has a HD resolution making it ideal for video screens in cars and in other uses. The 9-inch screen is set to land on December 1 and as of now, no products that will use the screen have been revealed. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi Diamond Vision Modular OLED TV Going on Sale September 21st,

, Sep 13th 2010 Discuss [1]

Having a big TV in your house is one thing, but having a huge TV is quite another. This new set from Mitsubishi is coming in at least 100 inches, and you can't go any smaller than that. So, if you don't have yourself a home cinema room, then this thing's probably not for you. Unfortunately, while it is an OLED set, it may not be all that it's cracked up to be. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi LaserVue HDTV is 75-Inches of 3D-Readiness

, Jun 23rd 2010 Discuss [0]

It's been a long time since Mitsubishi's LaserVue made an appearance in the real world. Something like 2008, if our checks are right. It could have something to do with that whole halt in production (which was thankfully temporary) which was announced earlier last year. We can happily announce that LaserVue is back on the scene, and this time around, it's touting 75-inches of 3D, HDTV awesomeness. Read The Full Story

Mitsubishi Unisen Immersive Sound HDTVs get WiFi, Bluetooth A2DP and soundbars

, Apr 8th 2010 Discuss [0]

It's not just a new range of 3D DLP HDTVs Mitsubishi want to tell us about; the company also have a somewhat more affordable new line-up of sets in their 2010 Unisen Immersive Sound range.  The 40- to 55-inch HDTVs in the new 154 Series, 164 Series and 265 Series each have edge-lit LED backlighting, 120Hz picture, a 16-speaker sound bar and StreamTV for internet-connected Vudu, Flickr, Pandora, Facebook, Twitter and other widgets. Read The Full Story
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