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vizio.com - 10/15/2008

VIZIO

— vizio.com — ARRIVING SOON IN THESE RETAILERS: TARGET, DELL VIZIO “Java” color combined with classic VIZIO technology – introducing... the VIZIO VOJ series of products. Full High Definition 1080p television performance is wrapped by our new classic styling to provide ... (more) VIZIO

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gadgets.boingboing.net - 10/14/2008

HDTV Easel Stand - Boing Boing Gadgets

— gadgets.boingboing.net — 101008_an_2-twilight-livingroom-1008-xlg-984090612.jpg As it turns out, a stray easel makes a wonderfully arty and humanizing HDTV stand. This... is such a brilliant idea that it makes me both squeefully shudder and well up with self-loathing that I ... (more) HDTV Easel Stand - Boing Boing Gadgets

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i4u.com - 10/8/2008

73% of non HDTV Owners Plan to Buy HDTV within Year

— i4u.com — PriceGrabber.com surveyed 1915 customers on their plans to move from standard TVs to HDTVs. Despite the poor... economy in the US 73% of customers surveyed said they plan to upgrade to a HDTV within the year. 57% of its customers own an HDTV today ... (more) 73% of non HDTV Owners Plan to Buy HDTV within Year

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Mitsubishi's $7000, 65-Inch LaserVue HDTV Reviewed: (Verdict: Lasers Are Awesome) [Laservue]
Gizmodo — ... to CES, expectations for Mitsubishi's 65in LaserVue TV are high. It's the first laser-powered TV, with completely new rear-projection technology that makes for richer, more accurate colors and significantly lower power consumption. Josh Quittner of Time Magazine got to take one home for a while to drool over/in front of it and, well, that's exactly what he did. ...

LaserVue Review
I4U News — ... The Time magazine published what can be called the first LaserVue review. Although the review does not really convey anything about the Laser TV we did not know already. We know already that the 65 inch LaserVue uses less power and has a wider color gamut than any other flatscreen out there. The MSRP of the first Laser TV is $6,999 - Early adopting like always costs a lot. I already asked in our earlier report about the ...