Mitsubishi’s slim DLP TV line-up, which was demonstrated at CES, has a new name: LaserVue. The sets diagonals will range from 60” to 73” and cost amoung $1800 and $4700. They are only 10” thick, which is quite small for that category. For reference most rear-projected TVs are 16-18” thick, however some models are as thin as 6” deep.

The new sets will

have high refresh rates (120hz?), which prepare them to be fast abundant for use with games using a Stereo 3D mode. We recently tested World of Warcraft on a Samsung 3D DLP and it was very cool (it called for glasses).

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Original post by George S.