http://laser-tv.org Laser TV News, Updates, Release Date, Reviews, Previews, Guides & Media Tue, 06 May 2008 06:11:09 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Mitsubishi Electric has updated its LaserVue website with some new FAQs and a couple of snapshots from its April dealer Line Show in Huntington Beach, California. http://laser-tv.org/2008/updated-laservue-news-and-pics/ As Laser TV inches closer to market, let's take a moment to consider what we know. Mitsubishi, announcing at a press conference on April 4, 2008, will be selling a laser based TV under the brand name LaserVue.  Initial models will be arriving at select dealers this summer and ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/lasertv-updates/ Mitsubishi officially announced today that its line of Laser TV, LaserVue, will be available in Q3 2008. We should be seeing the sets as early as this summer in select showrooms. Mitsubishi is billing Laser TV as the next generation HDTV, featuring up to twice the color range ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/laservue-it-is/ Engadget is reporting a rumor that LASERVUE may be the designated brand name for Mitsubishi's forthcoming line of Laser TV. Their anonymous tipster is also reporting an announcement from Mitsubishi may come as early as April. This corroborates with our own recent intelligence suggesting new information from ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/what-would-you-do-for-a-laservue/ At the core of Laser TV is a trio of red, green, and blue lasers. Historically, the color red has been one of the harder colors to reproduce on television. Black light can be difficult too, often resulting in shades of gray. In the still above ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/mitsubishi-seeing-red/ QPC Lasers Inc. Lasers are hot. Defense contractors, research companies, medical device manufacturers, industrial companies, and electronics makers, all have a growing need for laser diodes and semiconductor lasers. QPC Lasers, based in Sylmar, California, is poised to capitalize on just such a demand for lasers. As a recent ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/laser-tv-stocks-to-watch-part-ii/ Microvision Inc. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington, Microvision Inc. is a leading developer of miniature display and imaging engines based on integrated photonics modules. Microvision is marketing a standalone microprojector called a Pico Projector, and this technology will be affordably embedded into cell phones and PDAs in ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/laser-tv-stocks-to-watch-part-i/   New pics have surface via Mitsubishi Japan's website, and rumor has it that "super wide angular optical engines" have been developed to slim down the housing for the optical components. The prototype Laser TV displayed at the 2008 CES was approximately 10 inches thick, but reports are indicating ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/laser-tv-may-trim-down/ Very little escapes the public eye these days, as our friends over at Trademork recently broke the news that Mitsubishi has filed for trademark protection with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for LAZR, LAZRTV and LAZRTELEVISION. In keeping with trendy vowel-light sites like Flickr and Sqeez, these ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/lazrtv-mitsubishi-files-trademarks/ $1,000? $1,800? $5,000? What will Laser TV actually cost? Nobody knows, but everyone seems to have an opinion. Mitsubishi has been vague about the details on its forthcoming launch of its Laser TV brand, which debuted at January’s 2008 Consumer Electronic Show. The exact release date is even a ... http://laser-tv.org/2008/mitsubishis-laser-tv-ready-for-the-limelight/