Not entirely sure how it works, but the picture quality on the 65-inch Laser TV is stunning and produces twice the color of HDTVs today. It’s the first of its kind in terms of laser tech and it also does 3D ala Real D. The Laser TV is also said to be energy efficient, but there aren’t any stats on it. Details are limited and a launch date has not been set other than a vague date of later this year. I overheard a buyer or someone close to the dealings of the TV say the set would retail for $1,800. → Read More
LCD and plasma may be all the rage when it comes to current HDTV implementations, but next year should see the emergence of laser TV—sort of an offshoot of DLP technology—, which has double the color range and costs manufacturers a lot less to produce. For us that means lower prices, or at least it should. From a performance standpoint, laser TV pretty much makes plasma and LCD look silly, but the two oldies still have one thing going for them: size. Since laser TV is a projection technology, you’re not likely to be able to hang it up on the wall all that easily. Sony displayed a laser TV at CES this year (yup, that’s it up there) and was said to be the best looking TV in its arsenal. Just give me 1080p without having to sell one of my kidneys and I’m happy. Laser TV to Take On Plasma and LCD [DailyTech] → Read More
