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High Definition TV with Frickin' Lasers

Mitsubishi is scheduled to announce an HDTV that uses colored lasers instead of lamps. This is supposed to make the sets thinner and cooler. And, instead of having to replace an expensive lamp, the solid-state lasers are supposed to last the lifetime of the set.

I want one.

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This entry was posted by Geoff, on Monday, April 03, 2006. You can leave your response.

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