Blue Lazers rule all !

[Matt9876]

Thanks to the blue laser we now have HD-DVD and Blu-ray

April 2008 will see the first Red,Blue,Green laser DLP HD tvs.

No more $200-$400 arc lamp to replace.
No more burned out florescent tubes (LCD TVs)
Units will be low weight and very high quality displays.


The future looks bright for Blu-ray and Laser TV


PS: I predict the price will come way down on both products and millions will be sold.

Matt

 

[teachsac]

Haven't seen one since the Mitsubishi prototype last year. Sat a on a big box. Rather ugly. Kind of like the old rear projector CRTs. We shall see.

S~

 

[chicagofilms]

No more $200-$400 arc lamp to replace.

This sounds considerably more expensive to replace if there is a problem.

It does sound cool though. I just have a feeling that the first pjs to use them will be in the $10k+ club.

 

[riffjim4069]

Still waiting for my brand spankin' new SED HDTV...going on three years.

 

[Matt9876]

I'm sure at first the prices will be high but there's not any reason for this as DLP has been out for quite some time and the Red and Green lasers are down right cheap under $150 for 100,000 hour rated laser diode also the blue lasers are coming down fast in price as the popularity for devices that use them grow.

Red,Blue,Green LED lighted DLPs could also emerge as a low price solution for the arc lamp problem.

I'm sick of buying $300 arc lamps and paying to replace LCD computer monitors/TVs that are only three years old because of a bad florescent tube thats gone bad.

Matt

 

[mike123abc]

Samsung has had LED based DLP since last year. They claim 25k hours on the LEDs... The 87 and 89 series are the current models. Amazon.com: Samsung HLT6187SAX 61" Slim LED Engine 1080p DLP HDTV: Electronics Amazon out of stock at the moment but it is $1900 for a 61"