First laser-powered TV goes on sale.

[crainger]

Are those fricken lasers?

[Bman212121]

Originally Posted by CaptNKILL

Never heard of a laser TV before. I'll have to read up one these.

I have to say, using lasers for anything that people are going to stare at for hours on end seems a bit odd.

EDIT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_tv

Sounds like this could be the way of the future. Its already pretty cheap for a brand new technology.

looks interesting, but my biggest concern is that lasers are coherent light. It doesn't blend, but it would seem that the viewing angles aren't going to be very pronounced either. I'm guessing whatever film they are projecting the image on would spread the light out.

[dxx]

Um, aren't lasers the ones that make you go blind? Call me a cynic here, but I think I'd rather look at something with a few less colours, and still be able to see after that 50,000hr lifetime has expired.

[XDanger]

Originally Posted by dxx

Um, aren't lasers the ones that make you go blind? Call me a cynic here, but I think I'd rather look at something with a few less colours, and still be able to see after that 50,000hr lifetime has expired.

Quite the opposite,These lasers will correct your vision.

[npras42]

Originally Posted by dxx

Um, aren't lasers the ones that make you go blind? Call me a cynic here, but I think I'd rather look at something with a few less colours, and still be able to see after that 50,000hr lifetime has expired.

Yes, they developed a display technology that makes you blind...

[crainger]

[Quick420]

Originally Posted by XDanger

Quite the opposite,These lasers will correct your vision.

Lawls..beat me to it