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The 65-inch Mitsubishi LASERVUE Rear Projection TV has been receiving great deal of attentions since its announcement in early April. It’s not only the first laser powered HDTV but also capable of displaying wider color gamut- with twice the HDTV color space, 3D-ready viewing technology, contrasty and colorful images with performance equivalent or better of Kuro TV- all at one third of power consumption with comparable models.
Being a Rear Projection TV, the L65-A90 is reasonable thin measures at a mere 10.1-inch. The viewing angles of 160 degrees are rather narrow and could use some improvements. Other highlights included 1080p, 500 nits, 120Hz, x.v color and a black lacquer finish with blue diamond accent lighting. But weights at 130 pounds, the early adopter might want to consider a proper TV stand for the LASERVUE.
Video enthusiasts now can get their hands on the finest laser-driven display if they have $6,999 to spare. The company has officially rolled out the LASERVUE display at select specialty retailers nationwide.
4 Responses to “Mitsubishi LASERVUE L65-A90 Laser TV now Shipping”
J.O. October 28, 2008
Cool. Now let’s wait for the weight, thinness and price to go down.
Neutralcoolproducts October 29, 2008
Seriously. give it some time and there will be a model similar to this thta affordable to people who aren’t ridiculously rich.
NeutralJudaeusApella November 3, 2008
Holly crap! I just looked up the price! $7K I really wanted one, but there’s no way I can afford that. Most people won’t be able to.
Neutraldavid doten December 25, 2008
Hey everybody!
I think that Mitsubishi has done a great job at developing and bringing to market tis marvelous laser tv technology. I hope that all the gamers out there are aware of the awesome 3d capabilities of this tv. I know that it is alot of money for some people, but I think that it is worth every penny! I believe that the laservue will come down in price naturally due to competition, and that those who dont have alot of money should just wait a few years. But for those who have the money, I would simply say get one ! These are the best investment you could possibly make to your home entertainment center. It will be money well spent.
NeutralIf you would like more info on the laservue tv please go to:
http://laservue-hdtv.blogspot.com
thanks.
Peace,
David