Laser TV - Pros and Cons?

What are the Pros and Cons when it comes to the Laser TV technology? Well there are a number of issues where the Laser TV powered systems will differ from all existing TV technologies. Not only because of the technology involved but also because the Laser TVs are new on the market.

Laser TV Advantages

The main claim when it comes to promoting the Laser TVs seem to be the uncontended ability to produce undiluted perfect colors allowing precise hue mixing. Lasers are already capable to display 90% of the visible spectrum. But there are much more to show for, as the energy awareness is growing people are beginning to look for more cost-effective television sets. Plasma TV and LCD TV costs upp to 5 times the energy-cost compared to the old color TV technology. With Lsser TVs on the market buyers will again have the choice of a low energy cost TV, because the Laser TV technolgy are actuelly able to produce a better image then Plasma TVs to a third of the energy-cost and to half the cost of LCD TVs. If you are not interested in lowering your energy bill, you may be happy to learn that the technolgy is much cheaper than Plasma TV and LCD TV technology. When Laser TV production is beginning to show the same amounts that Plasma TV and LCD TV production then the Laser TV sets will be sold in the stores for about half the sum as the Plasma TV and LCD TV sets!

Laser TV Drawbacks

Do the Laser Tvs has any shortcomings? Yes, sure! At this stage in the process the lasers used in the Laser TV sets are very expensive. This is of course due to the fact that they are not produced at large numbers. Another question is if the Lasers can damage the human eye if the Laser TV set is somehow damaged? Most people think not, but there are a hypothetical risk. The third drawback is speckle. Speckle is the coherent interference due to narrowband coherent lightsources.

So what is the answer?

Well the advantages does stand stronger, does it not? Click here if you want to learn ALL the advantages currently known with the Laser TV sets.