Laser TV — the Death of Plasma?

spoco2 writes, "As reported in major news outlets yesterday in Australia (The Age, the Herald Sun), a new television technology has been developed which is touted (by the developers) as far and away superior to both plasma and LCD. From The Age: 'With a worldwide launch date scheduled for Christmas 2007, under recognisable brands like Mitsubishi and Samsung, Novalux chief executive Jean-Michel Pelaprat is so bold as to predict the death of plasma. "If you look at any screen today, the color content is roughly about 30-35 per cent of what the eye can see," he said. "But for the very first time with a laser TV we'll be able to see 90 per cent of what the eye can see. All of a sudden what you see is a lifelike image on display."' The developing company, Arasor International, is said to be listing on the Australian stock exchange shortly."

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Spelling error... :-(

[tsa]

TVs and CRTs, not TV's and CRT's...

Re:This line says it all...

[Macthorpe]

At what point did I argue picture quality?

When you click 'Reply to This' there is an implication that you will respond to what I said rather than taking issue with something completely irrelevant. This is the second time you did this on the same article. Maybe you could try addressing my point, which is that it exists and is therefore not vapour.