Laser TV, no plasma killer

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Putter @ Oct 19th 2006 10:38AM

Why the comparison to LCD and plasma? The lasers diplays are projection based; the form factor along means they're not competing with one another.

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sedders @ Oct 19th 2006 7:18PM

@Putter: True they may be projector based but due to the ability to control laser light more precisely than light used in typical projector systems, these tvs can be much much thinner, thinner than plasmas and lcd.

@Thomas: Of course the other manufacturers and even mitsubishi are going to talk it down, they still want to be able to sell plasma tvs for the next year or so

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