jcarcopo Says:

Nov 14, 2007 - These are the dummest comments I have ever read. You people are so dumb. The lasers won't burn your eyes, R-Tards.

XSportSeeker Says:

Nov 17, 2007 - This is very interesting, specially for usage on big events and such... but I see one big problem: It probably uses lots of energy. Dunno about heat dissipation. Other than that... image is sharper and clearer, response times are quicker, it´s probably brighter then any other solution... But yeah, for a home TV, I'm betting more on OLEDs. Specially the transparent flexible kind. Just hope they can fix the issues on lifespan... being organic and all.

globularbob Says:

Nov 19, 2007 - Laser tv's are HD. and there are filters to negate any effects to the eyes. A laser tv displays better color representation, a better image, a purer image than plasma or lcd. It displays more colors than a plasma. and won't suffer from ghosting, or burnt out pixels. it is lighter cheaper and doesn't heat up like toaster.

HolyHoes Says:

Nov 21, 2007 - Goddamn, i hope that shit wont come too soon. I just bought a nice expensive HD tv lol. Fuck =)

playstationVII Says:

Nov 25, 2007 - I will wait till they are 100% safe.

rallyrulz Says:

Nov 27, 2007 - They claim they are less than half the price of LCD/Plasma !! Thats great news, I just hope the big companies dont cover this up to secure their big fat profits on LCD. They can also make them small enuf for PDA's, so size is NOT an issue. This should surely kill all LCD's and Plasmas for good, I would love one, TV, Monitor, Cell Phone...

rapphimself Says:

Nov 30, 2007 - the size of the monitors are comparable to the size of any lcd or plasma, and if coupled with sxrd tech you have refresh rates of 120 hz... thats fucking jiztastic

vov35 Says:

Dec 1, 2007 - lol i should make one from my 25 watt co2 laser XD

crimsfb Says:

Dec 3, 2007 - number one baby gooooooooooooooooooood very very good

admmak Says:

Dec 4, 2007 - i kinda love my eyes.. so

oOTheDudeOo Says:

Dec 9, 2007 - 1) They will not destroys your eyes... read some sources before saying stuff like that 2) Sticking with HD? Laser TVs are also HD.. HD video is a video that has a definition of 1280x720 or 1920x1080, not a type of TV you must mean LCD or Plasma XD

thx428 Says:

Dec 12, 2007 - :-) ^^

shandcraig Says:

Dec 14, 2007 - It would not be the first thing to put put under the carpet like say the electric car

thelumpster3 Says:

Dec 15, 2007 - All the people who think that the laser used in this technology will hurt your eyes are idiots. For heavens sake, tube TV's use a beam of electrons!

MoFizzle5 Says:

Dec 15, 2007 - We were supposed to be able to buy laser TV's by Xmas '07 Haven't heard anything about them for a while...

Zylax6 Says:

Dec 15, 2007 - they should have played like a hell good game like gears of war or assassins creed or something nice not stupid finding nemo pfft but that looks really kick ass though lol

SferaNova Says:

Dec 16, 2007 - SED > Laser tv

PigFacedSlag Says:

Dec 16, 2007 - So you could like rip the front off the TV and project the lasers onto the building across the street, creating a 200 foot image (of your sister being porked by by some old fat bald guy for $5, or other yankee type home vids).

hposas1 Says:

Dec 17, 2007 - better than plasma, lcd, and projection. Awesome! I'm getting one. Anything above 70 inches would be beautiful.

furiousd37 Says:

Dec 23, 2007 - you missed the point, it is hd just another way of delivering it, except that faster shit he talks about is bullshit, light travels at the speed of light and no other speed

jortlaban Says:

Apr 27, 2008 - A LAMP WITH A COLOR WHEEL IN IT... WOW, that's new... what a bunch of crap... the color wheel is IN the housing of cheap DLP systems, not the lamp, is not used in LCD or SXRD RP-TV's... why doe people make up facts like this??? anyway... apparently this type of new laser system got canned... it's nowehere to be found and has been replaced by at least OLED

killingwithasmile6 Says:

Apr 28, 2008 - WHats the resolution and contrast ratios on it?

zurbon Says:

Apr 30, 2008 - acually light has diffrent speeds depending on its freq or for those who don't understand vibrations yes colors vibrate for instance red light is slower than blue light, blue light is more intense (faster) this is why we have blue ray technology the blue ray light is more intense so you can have more bumps on a blue ray DVD than a traditional red light DVD which allows for more data to be stored on 1 disk if you don't believe just Google up light frequencies in a color spectrum

bullhead2007 Says:

May 4, 2008 - I'm guessing they mean refresh rate/response.

flamedgrifen Says:

May 7, 2008 - if you want some more information, click on my name and watch my video " laser tv web site"