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Look, we’ve seen an awful lot of HDTVs in our day — one lap around the average CEDIA show floor makes your local Best Buy look awfully small — and to this day we’ve yet to put our peepers on a more stunning set than Mitsubishi’s LaserVue HDTV. Sure, it’s fat, ugly and expensive, but the image is otherworldly. Before Mitsu can even take the logical next step, a California startup has arisen to introduce what it calls the world’s first laser-based 3D HDTV. We’re talking 1080p 3D like you’ve never seen before, with CTO Edmund Sandberg noting that this production is smoother than RealD, Dolby, film and pretty much every other 3D solution. The secret here is in the speed; this set is so fast that the image “no longer needs to flash from one eye to the other,” and no flashing should equate to no headaches. Too bad there’s no planned release date, but we’re still cautiously optimistic for a sneak peek (in addition to the video past the break) at CES 2010.
[Via OLED-Display]
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