Comments on: Laser TV FAQ http://laser-tv.org Laser TV News, Reviews, Release Dates, Previews, Guides & Media Sat, 05 Jul 2008 01:25:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Bjorn http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1506 Bjorn Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:46:43 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1506 Any news on upcoming projectors incorporating this technology? Laser TV technology looks very interesting to me (as a CRT projector owner I think of this as the only alternative worth cosidering) and a projector based on the technology used in laser TV displays would be more than welcome in this world of grey "blacks" and fixed resolutions. Any news on upcoming projectors incorporating this technology? Laser TV technology looks very interesting to me (as a CRT projector owner I think of this as the only alternative worth cosidering) and a projector based on the technology used in laser TV displays would be more than welcome in this world of grey “blacks” and fixed resolutions.

]]> By: LaserTV http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1481 LaserTV Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:55:10 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1481 Alex: Yes! Laser TV is multi-sync, which means it is fully capable of displaying an image less than its native resolution. Plasma and LCD TVs have a fixed resolution and lower resolution images have to be scaled to fit the screen, often resulting in terribly distorted images. Laser TV will be fully capable of displaying 1080, 720 and 480 resolutions. Alex: Yes! Laser TV is multi-sync, which means it is fully capable of displaying an image less than its native resolution. Plasma and LCD TVs have a fixed resolution and lower resolution images have to be scaled to fit the screen, often resulting in terribly distorted images. Laser TV will be fully capable of displaying 1080, 720 and 480 resolutions.

]]> By: Alex http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1476 Alex Thu, 12 Jun 2008 03:37:35 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1476 I don't like how lower res stuff looks on fixed pixel displays. Will lower resolution content look better on Laser TV? I don’t like how lower res stuff looks on fixed pixel displays. Will lower resolution content look better on Laser TV?

]]> By: Alexander http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1306 Alexander Fri, 16 May 2008 08:05:20 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1306 Hey =) This is amazing for me, for a gamers point of view, this will be my nr.1# gaming screen, low responce time, huge screen and "perfect" picture! :) Im realy looking forward for an review, and i think this thing will turn heads in the marked. Very few people know about this screen, and i bet this will, in a way, change the marked dramaticaly. I've been waiting to buy a LCD for a couple years. Due to the big diference in colours and responce time. Ntt only that, but it will look impressive in my livingroom ;) Everything that has the word laser, is cool to me ,) Hey =)
This is amazing for me, for a gamers point of view, this will be my nr.1# gaming screen, low responce time, huge screen and “perfect” picture! :)
Im realy looking forward for an review, and i think this thing will turn heads in the marked.
Very few people know about this screen, and i bet this will, in a way, change the marked dramaticaly. I’ve been waiting to buy a LCD for a couple years. Due to the big diference in colours and responce time.

Ntt only that, but it will look impressive in my livingroom ;)
Everything that has the word laser, is cool to me ,)

]]> By: LaserTV http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1216 LaserTV Sat, 26 Apr 2008 07:07:12 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1216 Stan: Mitsubishi says yes. Stan: Mitsubishi says yes.

]]> By: stan http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-1105 stan Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:26:22 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-1105 can i hang this laser tv on my friggin wall? can i hang this laser tv on my friggin wall?

]]> By: LaserTV http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-974 LaserTV Sat, 01 Mar 2008 02:18:51 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-974 Laser TV will initially target the bigscreen HDTV market (TVs 50 inches and larger). OLED TV looks fantastic, but it's a new technology and very expensive to produce right now. It will be several years before home models are affordable. Laser TV will produce a brighter and more colorful picture, and will have very high contrast ratios. No stats have been published yet, but the equation is real simple for the light source: low laser light = gray levels and no laser light = true blacks. I imagine Mitsubishi's model debuting this fall will have a 5-inch thick cabinet, with future rear-projection models slimming down even further. Look for laser engines to eventually be integrated into front-projection models. Laser TV will initially target the bigscreen HDTV market (TVs 50 inches and larger). OLED TV looks fantastic, but it’s a new technology and very expensive to produce right now. It will be several years before home models are affordable. Laser TV will produce a brighter and more colorful picture, and will have very high contrast ratios. No stats have been published yet, but the equation is real simple for the light source: low laser light = gray levels and no laser light = true blacks. I imagine Mitsubishi’s model debuting this fall will have a 5-inch thick cabinet, with future rear-projection models slimming down even further. Look for laser engines to eventually be integrated into front-projection models.

]]> By: Greg http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-972 Greg Fri, 29 Feb 2008 20:58:10 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-972 How will Laser TV be affected by the up and coming OLED TV? They are claiming 1,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio. What will the contrast ratio be on Laser TV and the eventual thickness of the screen? This technology really interests me. How will Laser TV be affected by the up and coming OLED TV? They are claiming 1,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio. What will the contrast ratio be on Laser TV and the eventual thickness of the screen? This technology really interests me.

]]> By: LaserTV http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-883 LaserTV Fri, 22 Feb 2008 02:59:49 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-883 Laser TV will have not have any practical angled view distortions. Mitsubishi's demo model has been described as having amazing viewing angles. The wide viewing angle screen coupled with superior brightness and color saturation promises to deliver a tremendous picture. Laser TV will have not have any practical angled view distortions. Mitsubishi’s demo model has been described as having amazing viewing angles. The wide viewing angle screen coupled with superior brightness and color saturation promises to deliver a tremendous picture.

]]> By: Jason http://laser-tv.org/what-is-laser-tv/#comment-872 Jason Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:47:54 +0000 http://laser-tv.org/?page_id=4#comment-872 Hi, can you explain the angled view quality of the laser TV? LCD and DLP TVs lose brightness if you view the screen from an angle. Plasma and picture tubes are the only technology I know of that remain the same brightness from all directions. Hi, can you explain the angled view quality of the laser TV? LCD and DLP TVs lose brightness if you view the screen from an angle. Plasma and picture tubes are the only technology I know of that remain the same brightness from all directions.

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