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According to the CEO of Arasor, the company that developed the laser projection system, big is the point of laser, as the reduction in weight and energy use will be more significant in a larger screen.

In an article in Red Herring, the CEO of Arasor was quoted as saying they’re aiming for the “sweet spot” of the market: 50 inches, under $1,000.

Let’s just say that anything that will let my porn collection look that much crisper will be awesome!

BTW, don’t believe that Laser DLP will be all that large in terms of physcial size. The point of the laser tv is to give you a plasma/lcd form factor tv, with at least double to true resolution on the screen.

This same technology can ultimately be put into watches, cell phones, computer screens, etc. So there’s no telling just how thin things can get. After all, it’s all about lasers and using a mirror. :)

That Sony TV pictured is not a laser TV. It is their SXRD which is a silicone.

I’ll believe it when I see it, at least at the prices they’re talking about. I think all the companies have invested too much time, energy and money into LCD, DLP and Plasma technology to suddenly bring something else out that’s not only going to be better, but cheaper. Fifty inches for under a grand? Don’t hold your breath.

we can’t wait to follow this tech… with the possibility of being CHEAPER + BRIGHTER… what’s the catch?

This technology will rock the video world. The mass production and integration of laser diodes in TVs, projectors, computer monitors, etc. will be the new standard. Why? Laser diodes are six times brighter than LEDs, cheaper to produce than the technology in plasma and LCD models, looks better (true blacks and true colors), uses less energy, doesn’t require the use of glass substrates (heavy), and does not have any practical size restrictions. There’s no reason for Laser TV to fail.

Well i think laser tv will be the best television and plasma and lcd will be history.
I was surfing for information about laser tv when i found the website http://www.lsrtv.com it’s the first site about laser television and they have a good forum where you can make discussions about laser television i found my questions for sure on this site..

Just checking lsrtv.com and make a profile on it to discussion with the forum and all your questions about laser television will be answered.

what the heck will it cost?!?!?

Hey guys, hold on! MITSUBISHI is the only company that release a Laser TV out there so far ;)

There is another company out there developing lazer tv. It is called Light Rush .com

check out the 11.30.07 Press release from this company. This is the real deal!

To my understanding all manufacturers are having reliability problems stemming from high volume manufacturing of laser light engines. hence the delay to market. QPC seems to have it figured out as evidenced by this latest press release. Sony will undoubtly have the first laser tv, Mitsubishi invested in the wrong technology.

http://www.qpclasers.com

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