Laser TV

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Shares in the optoelectronic chip manufacturer, Arasor, surged after the announcement of a $300 million partnership with China’s ZTE Corporation. The announcement heralds a joint venture which promises to market laser display technology for use in televisions and mobile displays.

“Laser technology will be at the heart of the next generation display light sources that will provide consumers with a full range of benefits including access to enhanced spectrum of colors, significantly lower power consumption, larger screen sizes and overall product cost savings,” Arasor said in a statement released to the press.

Arasor is the leading manufacturer of optoelectronic chips, the brains behind laser display technology. By using red, green and blue laser diodes powered with Arasor’s chips, laser displays can reproduce up to 90% of the visible color spectrum. The resulting picture clarity, color and brightness is vastly superior to all other commercially available light sources.