Laser TV's by Christmas 2007!

[Josh]

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Australia got the chance to be presented with the next generation in high-definition home television - the Laser TV.

The company behind the new technology, Arasor, announced that the new high-definition Laser TVs will use laser beams to display images on the screen, instead of using a DLP (digital light processing) chip or an electron gun.

The new technology will offer a far richer color range compared to actual technologies. Current TV technologies are able to provide a color range of up to 30-35% of what the eye can see, but the laser technology is able to double that amount and deliver an astonishing color range of up 90%, thus offering a more

[MentaL]

[Robert]

HD is already a waste of money...

Might be useful on pcs tho maybe? or are LCD screens already good enough 0o

[Ratboy]

Excitin stuff tbh... Good that the costs are reduces, but will the consumer see those cuts in cost? tbh my answer's probably no...

[Josh]

HD is already a waste of money...

Might be useful on pcs tho maybe? or are LCD screens already good enough 0o

I personally hate LCD's, im sticking with my CRT.. Unless there is a sweet laser monitor :P.

[xeLJoYo]

Half the cost too?
wow, gonna be cheaper than HD-TV and better too!
And that while HD-TV is being hyped so much lately -_-

[omerta]

hey. kentucky stole one of my previous avatars. and go lazer tv

[deadly2003]

humm i gonna look into lazer tv luckly i got this info before buying a new comp screen :D

[Konrow]

Waste of fucking money. quoting Jay Leno: "Theres a new HD TV coming out for $8000(or $18000) dollars and they say that it will make feel as if you're in the stadium. What?! for that much money I could be in the fucking stadium."

[Negata]

Waste of fucking money. quoting Jay Leno: "Theres a new HD TV coming out for $8000(or $18000) dollars and they say that it will make feel as if you're in the stadium. What?! for that much money I could be in the fucking stadium."

Or buy one :eek6:

[NoPeace]

Half the cost of what? Plasma? LCD? DLP? A 60" plasma is $5k where as a LCD would be $3.5k and a DLP would be $1800.

If it's half the cost of a DLP then it would be a sweet deal. $900 for a 60" HDTV. Now that's a bargain. Much better then the 26" LCD's of the same price.

NoPeace - out