Mitsubishi s Bright New Idea
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Mitsubishi’s Innovative Leap in HDTV Technology
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, renowned for their HDTV rear projection sets, is revolutionizing the industry with an innovative approach: integrating laser technology.
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has long been a leader in HDTV rear projection systems. You might recognize their models?"those large, boxy sets that dominated living rooms but had limitations like subpar angle viewing. These bulky giants are on their way out as rear projectors become sleeker and more advanced. Mitsubishi is at the forefront of this evolution by introducing lasers into rear projection HDTVs.
In this novel approach, Mitsubishi replaces the traditional mercury lamp with a laser in the Rear Projection Television (RPTV). While these models remain classified as Digital Light Projection (DLP), they utilize red, green, and blue lasers instead of conventional lighting. Laser, an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, was developed in the late 1950s and is already used in devices like CD players and printers. Leveraging the coherent light of lasers, Mitsubishi expects to nearly double the color range available in today’s best Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) High Definition TVs, significantly enhancing picture quality.
One of the significant advancements with laser technology is the elimination of the need for a color wheel, thanks to the laser's ability to switch on and off rapidly to adjust display colors.
Mitsubishi's new laser sets are anticipated to be just over 25 centimeters deep?"about 10 inches?"making them competitive in slimness with plasma and LCD models. Although it may take about two years for this technology to reach consumers, its market debut promises to be groundbreaking. Mitsubishi's President recently stated, “We aim to launch the product within two years, establishing a mass-production line for commercial viability.”
The potential of laser technology is remarkable, offering superior picture quality compared to plasma and LCD. Nonetheless, advancements in these other technologies continue, making the competition fierce. Much like the technological races of the early internet days, various groundbreaking concepts are emerging, and it remains uncertain which will dominate. Will DLP surpass LCD, or will laser technology overshadow plasma? As these developments unfold, the outcome is uncertain and exciting.
This venture marks the first time laser technology will be commercially used to power an HDTV display, despite its previous applications in consumer electronics like CD players and laser printers. Keep an eye on this space?"it's poised for significant advancements.
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