ExploreWorldTV.com teams with HD Guru, Gary Merson, at http to tell you about the Mitsubishi LaserVue HDTV. Welcome to Explore Technology. Chances are that somewhere in your house is a device or maybe many devices utilizing a twisting nematic field effector you may be looking at images produced by xenon and neon gas contained in hundreds of thousands of tiny cells positioned between two plates of glass. Sounds like something Mr Spock might have to explain to Captain Kirk concerning a new menace to the Starship Enterprise. No, my friends, this isnt science fiction, its science fact! A twisting nematic field effect is just tech-speak for how an LCD Display works. And those thousands of cells positioned between two plates of glass is more commonly called a Plasma TV. Im not going to go all, Mr. Wizard on you. I just want to talk about the evolution of a device we now take for granted, Television. Like all things, evolution and improvements carry on. TV has reached a new level with the introduction of LASER HDTV. Mitsubishis LaserVue HDTV replaces the light bulb and puts in its place a laser as the light source. Lasers are more efficient. And at only 10 thin and with a 65diagonal screen size it uses about the power of a 100 watt bulb. Thats about half the power of comparably-sized LCD and 1/3rd as much power as a plasma TV. The LaserVue from Mitsubishi will deliver a 160degree angle of view. And if that isnt enough you will be able to watch 3D on it! Yes, I said 3D! The ...
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