Slideshow: The Big Picture - 2008

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Since I’m the I should get one free. The reviews sound great

Posted by Frank Lowe on 11/17 at 12:17 PM

If anyone should get a free lazar tv it should be me. I HAVE BEEN CHECKING ON IT EVER SINCE LAST YEAR WHEN I FOUND THE ARTICLE IN POP. SCIENCE MAG..SO IF THERE IS A FREE ONE FLOATING AROUND OUT THERE I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE IT. Thank You Very Much, DON fRENCH

Posted by Don O. French on 11/28 at 02:18 AM

I Have Been Wating For The Laser TV Too! B-}

Posted by Andre on 11/30 at 04:58 PM

Will the Mit Laservue TV be available in Ontario Canada.. if so WHEN ??

Posted by Larry on 03/19 at 10:25 AM

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The Big Picture - 2008

The top video displays truly put the theater in home theater, with high-def images to make our jaws drop.
Bang & Olufsen - Automatic Color Management	Cineversum - BlackWing Three Projector	Draper - Greenguard Screens
Elite Screens - CineTension2 AcousticPro Screen	Epson - Ensemble HD 1080 Home Cinema System	Hitachi - Director’s Series UT42X902 LCD
JVC Professional - DLA-RS2 Projector	Media Decor - Dual Eclipse Art Lift	Meridian - M810 Video System
Mitsubishi - LT-52149 1080p Flat Panel with Integrated Sound Projector	Mitsubishi - LaserVue TV	Panasonic - Viera 1080p PZ850 Series Plasma
Philips - 42PFL5603D Eco FlatTV	Pioneer - Kuro PDP-6020FD Plasma	Planar Systems - PD8150 Projector

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Mitsubishi - LaserVue TV

We’re not seeing enough color, Mitsubishi says, so the company is out to fix that with new TV technology. The futuristic-sounding LaserVue is based on DLP technology, but is the first laser-powered TV—whose beam illumination doubles the color of conventional displays, according to Mitsubishi. Laser technology eliminates the color wheel and lamp, while delivering brightness rated at 500 nits and a 120-Hz refresh rate to go with the improved color.

Details:
- Will be available in 65- and 73-inch sizes.
- TV depth of about 10 inches.
- Capable of 3-D viewing experience.

Price: Pricing to be announced

More Info: www.mitsubishi-tv.com

See Mitsubishi products at www.crutchfield.com

Read more: Products of the Year 2008

The Big Picture - 2008
1. Bang & Olufsen - Automatic Color Management
2. Cineversum - BlackWing Three Projector
3. Draper - Greenguard Screens
4. Elite Screens - CineTension2 AcousticPro Screen
5. Epson - Ensemble HD 1080 Home Cinema System
6. Hitachi - Director’s Series UT42X902 LCD
7. JVC Professional - DLA-RS2 Projector
8. Media Decor - Dual Eclipse Art Lift
9. Meridian - M810 Video System
10. Mitsubishi - LT-52149 1080p Flat Panel with Integrated Sound Projector
11. Mitsubishi - LaserVue TV
12. Panasonic - Viera 1080p PZ850 Series Plasma
13. Philips - 42PFL5603D Eco FlatTV
14. Pioneer - Kuro PDP-6020FD Plasma
15. Planar Systems - PD8150 Projector
16. Runco - Signature Series CX-70DHD LCD
17. Samsung - LN55A950 Series 9 LCD
18. Screen Research - LeWing
19. Screen Excellence - Enlightor Screens
20. Sharp - LC-52SE94U “Special Edition” AQUOS LCD
21. SI Screens - Black Diamond Projector Screen
22. SIM2 - Grand Cinema C3X 1080 Projector
23. Stewart Filmscreen - StarLift
24. SunBriteTV - 4610HD All-Weather Outdoor LCD
25. Vutec - Theater Art Systems with Vertical and Horizontal Masking