Mitsubishi Laser TV Brand Announced: Lazr
Posted On February 4, 2008, 8:05 pm By Rick HarrisonUnder Laser
It has recently surfaced that Mitsubishi registered two trademarks last month in reference to their new Laser televisions that were debuted at CES. The new trademarks that have been filed are LAZRTV and LAZRTELEVISION. Only time will tell if Mitsubishi actually decides to use these, but they follow the current trend of products on the market today.
Laser at CES 2008
At CES, Mitsubishi made a large deal over their new breakthrough laser televisions. Mitsubishi has been a large player in the rear projection and DLP market base, and now they are trying to take over the scene with these new lasers. At CES they boasted of their share of the market claiming they controlled 75%. At the conference, they unveiled a few 65-inch models with some great colors and stunning contrast. Mitsubishi has claimed for the laser tvs to have a much wider color gamut then the current LCD's, which basically means that it can produce more color visible to the eye. More will be known when they hit the market but until then it is mostly speculation.
Source: Trademork.com
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