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Slideshow: The Big Picture - 2008
The Big Picture - 2008
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The top video displays truly put the theater in home theater, with high-def images to make our jaws drop.
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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
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