What is Laser TV?
Laser TV is the first TV powered by a laser instead of the old mercury lamps. RGB-color: red, blue and green lasers are used to build up the image like in a computer memory. When one of theese colors are zero, for example when the TV is showing all-red then red laser is going for full and green and blue laser is zeror, then the laser lamp i simple turned off. This is creating the effect of total blackness which can not seen in todays Plasma TV and LCD TV monitors. Black is really black when viewing a laser TV, and when you see this it is a really cool effect!
How does it works?
The new Laser TV is rear-projected, but not to worry, it is still thin and light. This is because there will be less need for frames compared to Plasma TV and LCD TV. The Laser TV has one red laser, one green laser, and one blue laser. Theese laser lights are sent through lenses and mirrors crystal and DLP-chips, to produce the actual image. Like in CRT TV the emitters are not always on, thus eliminating the motion blur that can occour in lCD TV and Plasma TV sets.
What is the Advantages with Laser TV?
Laser Television has a lot of advantages over Plasma and LCD television. The main advantage for Laser TV is in the technology. This is because it is relatively simple to build large television sets using laser technology.
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