LCD screens? Without all the electrics to back it up perhaps. But with electrics nothing beats e LED. But perhaps laser will. But the resolution of the laser can't be beat!
"because lasers can deliver a thicker signal of colour"
what. the. fuck. no they don't, they only display a single wavelength. while that may indeed be an advantage in this case (no overlap between the 3 colours, thus reducing saturation), I most certainly would not describe it as a "thicker signal of colour"
besides looking at how they describe its working principle, this will never be able to become as flat as LCD screens
"This is the movie "Finding Nemo" being played through a LASER TV. As you can see, it's exactly like watching "Finding Nemo" through a regular TV. The movie is still silly."
I feel like this tv would use way more electricity due to the inefficiency of lasers. They are inefficient due to the need to "pump" electrons to higher states, requiring a large input of energy. In short, lasers are awesome, but unnatural.
i dont know...i mean the LCD and plasma would have to decode the binary and send the correct signal to fit every single pixel on the screen..i think it would be faster to just decode it in one little box and send it out as a laser intstead of a signal..but i think that lasers would probably break down more easily and could give more of an unacurate picture
@reuwsaat2 = actualy if your carful with a LCD they last a long time...my comp screen is a 5 year old lcd hi-def (for the time) ...........never had a probelm with it
Red Blue ang Green RGB, are the primary colors of light, in no way are they related to the primary paint colors, and mixing light colors is totally different from paint too.
That's incorrect. I'm not sure why the color wheel is that way. The primary colors of light are Red, Blue, and Green, While the primary colors of pigments are Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta.
You mean magenta, cyan and yellow not red blue and yellow, because they are subtractive in nature,as in you remove color (take cyan and you remove all reds, then add yellow to remove all blues and you end up with green) while all electronic displays are additive in nature forcing you to use the RGB colors.
if i hit the tv when it starts to die. would it burn thru me O_O
thestupidwaznboi 7 months ago
>Primary colors of red blue and green.
>Red Blue Green
>Green
>Green is not a primary color -___-
JuhlJohn 8 months ago
anyway, from what I have understood in this video, the laser serves as backlight. this is stupid.
bjaii 9 months ago
deliver image faster? WHATZZZZ IS IT SUPA SPEED OF LIGHT???
last time i heard about light, it was rolling at 3*10^8 meter/second, and its telling us laser is gonna go FASTER?
i thought it was just the electronical circutry that is slow.
and... WHATZZZZ fluorescent lamps with a spinning wheell LMFAO LOL HAHAHAH I SEE NO SPINNING WHEEL IN THE LIGHT IN MY ROOM XD STOOPID CRAP
bjaii 9 months ago
Help ima looser with no life so I'll say a pro said it will give us cancer helllp nooooooooo please stop I wanna ruin a good company for no reason
UltraDrago2000 9 months ago
IMMAH GONNA FIRIN' MAH LAS00R !!!
AtmelKiller 11 months ago
lasers hurt your eyes
senior1mexicano2 1 year ago
screen breaks and EVERYONE GOES BLIND!!!
ChrisBclips 1 year ago 21
haha u know kipkay will lose his shit when he sees this tv
julianbell90 1 year ago 2
LCD screens? Without all the electrics to back it up perhaps. But with electrics nothing beats e LED. But perhaps laser will. But the resolution of the laser can't be beat!
SilverTissues 1 year ago
Oh oh this is no but you must not look at the screen. dammit :D
TonyHawkar 1 year ago
thats why we wont see them , cus these tvs will last foreever
D13247 1 year ago
"because lasers can deliver a thicker signal of colour"
what. the. fuck. no they don't, they only display a single wavelength. while that may indeed be an advantage in this case (no overlap between the 3 colours, thus reducing saturation), I most certainly would not describe it as a "thicker signal of colour"
besides looking at how they describe its working principle, this will never be able to become as flat as LCD screens
roderik1990 1 year ago
IMMAH CHARGIN' MAH LASERRR!!!
iShockwavezZ 1 year ago 12
doctoroctaganapuse BWAAAAAAAAA!!!!
BW248 1 year ago
i shall buy a tv and tear it apart for its lasers. muahahahaha
hypurbeing 2 years ago
and here's tech reporter Jeff Tait.
JoeGuitarGuy 2 years ago
"This is the movie "Finding Nemo" being played through a LASER TV. As you can see, it's exactly like watching "Finding Nemo" through a regular TV. The movie is still silly."
marsbarz 2 years ago
It's not supposed to be different picture primarily just an alternative.
Ultimatley 2 years ago
no such thing as an alternative when what you have is right there in front of you; or as some would say, 'right before you'
marsbarz 2 years ago
Wait wait, the "projection tv" they talk about with the colour wheel.. I'm guessing this isn't from a CRT? CRTs have no need for that.
Dth091 2 years ago
I feel like this tv would use way more electricity due to the inefficiency of lasers. They are inefficient due to the need to "pump" electrons to higher states, requiring a large input of energy. In short, lasers are awesome, but unnatural.
Waynerly 2 years ago
Duuuude....so much crap in 3 lines...
AnselmoFanZero 2 years ago
did she say LCD display..../facepalm
zalgocomes1 2 years ago
rear projection = fail,
plasma = fail
led = fail
lcd = succeed, no glare at all because of no glass cover.
warriorrabbi 2 years ago
Faster than LCD ? Lol , that would never happen :)) .
This technology would only work for projectors and big screen applications , as LCD is definitely better than this on home use .
andrei128 2 years ago
i dont know...i mean the LCD and plasma would have to decode the binary and send the correct signal to fit every single pixel on the screen..i think it would be faster to just decode it in one little box and send it out as a laser intstead of a signal..but i think that lasers would probably break down more easily and could give more of an unacurate picture
stompee500 2 years ago
LED has small life time and it is too expensive for now, but i'm sure that they will fix this in no time and the price is going to be realy good =D
reuwsaat2 2 years ago
@reuwsaat2 = actualy if your carful with a LCD they last a long time...my comp screen is a 5 year old lcd hi-def (for the time) ...........never had a probelm with it
BW248 1 year ago
red blue and green are the colers that reflects red blue and green are the main color we see
linkfans1 2 years ago
well sorry I'm so stupid, but I was always told that red blue and YELLOW were primary, and green is secondary.
theoriginalJASONXYZ 2 years ago
Red Blue ang Green RGB, are the primary colors of light, in no way are they related to the primary paint colors, and mixing light colors is totally different from paint too.
x65535x 2 years ago
Not really
AppleAssassin 2 years ago
dxont you just hate how someone will just say not really without explaining why they said it... dumb or what
arstulex 2 years ago
That's incorrect. I'm not sure why the color wheel is that way. The primary colors of light are Red, Blue, and Green, While the primary colors of pigments are Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta.
otterdude1 2 years ago
Well when using paints red, blue and yellow are the primary colours. However, when it comes to light, red, blue and green are the primary colours
mr2Dmancowmoothing 2 years ago
You mean magenta, cyan and yellow not red blue and yellow, because they are subtractive in nature,as in you remove color (take cyan and you remove all reds, then add yellow to remove all blues and you end up with green) while all electronic displays are additive in nature forcing you to use the RGB colors.
Basically it all depends on your color gamut
zeoverlord 2 years ago
@zeoverlord
Yeah, I meant that, but it's just easier to say red, blue and yellow :P I'm lazy
mr2Dmancowmoothing 2 years ago
if they use red blue and green for primary colors, how do they make yellow?
theoriginalJASONXYZ 2 years ago
Mix red and green.. doh! Where were you at playschool?
weeruz 2 years ago
Red mixed with green.
Also,
Red+Blue=Magenta
Blue+Green=Cyan
otterdude1 2 years ago
lol red and green make yelow
piethingy7 2 years ago
Now LED TVs by Sony are the best TV on the market
WalterSolano 3 years ago
this video is old
rounce55 2 years ago