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Gian Luca Di Felice
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eriki71 ha detto:
Ciao Eriki,
sono d'accordo con te....ma le caratteristiche annunciate e le prestazioni sono confrontate con LCD e Plasma, non di certo con gli OLED! Oltretutto sono dati che risalgono ormai a più di sei mesi fa....e nel frattempo tutte le tecnologie hanno presentato significativi step evolutivi (vedi in particolare nuova generazione plasma Kuro Pioneer, ad esempio)
Insomma, ripeto...gli annunci sono annunci...aspettiamo a vedere concretamente sia Laser che OLED! I laser hanno a mio avviso qualche possibilità solo se saranno molto allettanti dal punto di vista del prezzo...ma magari verrò seccamente smentito dai fatti....vedremo...p.s. dimenticavo: altro difetto dei retroproiettori (laser e non...) è l'angolo di visione: come mai questo dato non è mai ancora stato pubblicato? facile pubblicare solo i dati favorevoli...questo solo per farti riflettere sull'attendibilità "rivoluzionaria" degli annunci web.
E con questo prego tutti di ritornare on topic con la notizia! grazie!
Gianluca
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par condicio !!
In tempi di par condicio Vi segnalo questa quasi news riguardo il LASER TV di Mitsubishi:
"" Mitsubishi Debuts New Displays and Laser HDTV ""
Laser based HDTV display technology has been in the works for years, and we've been keeping up with the progress made by Arasor and Novalux in commercializing the technology for quite a while. Though final products were initially promised as arriving in 2007, it was at CES 2008 in January that we got a look at the first prototype displays based on laser technology manufactured by Mitsubishi.
The prototypes were shockingly bright and vibrant, but other than the fact that they exist, Mitsubishi was rather tight lipped as to when consumer versions would be released. Today the company has seen fit to announce a few new details, namely the fact that laser-driven displays will be branded as "LaserVue" and that they'll be arriving in stores in Q3 2008. Pricing remains a subject of speculation, and though the technology makers originally hyped the affordability of laser technology, it's thought that Mitsubishi is going to position the LaserVue line as high-end products and price them accordingly, which means, we suspect, prices in the neighborhood of $4k or more for 60-inch displays.
...se poi qualcuno fà una bella traduzione è meglio !!
In tempi di par condicio Vi segnalo questa quasi news riguardo il LASER TV di Mitsubishi:
"" Mitsubishi Debuts New Displays and Laser HDTV ""
Laser based HDTV display technology has been in the works for years, and we've been keeping up with the progress made by Arasor and Novalux in commercializing the technology for quite a while. Though final products were initially promised as arriving in 2007, it was at CES 2008 in January that we got a look at the first prototype displays based on laser technology manufactured by Mitsubishi.
The prototypes were shockingly bright and vibrant, but other than the fact that they exist, Mitsubishi was rather tight lipped as to when consumer versions would be released. Today the company has seen fit to announce a few new details, namely the fact that laser-driven displays will be branded as "LaserVue" and that they'll be arriving in stores in Q3 2008. Pricing remains a subject of speculation, and though the technology makers originally hyped the affordability of laser technology, it's thought that Mitsubishi is going to position the LaserVue line as high-end products and price them accordingly, which means, we suspect, prices in the neighborhood of $4k or more for 60-inch displays.
...se poi qualcuno fà una bella traduzione è meglio !!