GreatGetsby
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With the same size and price, the LCD is basically better than the laser TV. The advantages are:
Brightness: the worst LCD TV brightness can also be more than 350nit, which can only be achieved by high-end laser TV.
Color: at present, the mainstream laser TV is monochrome laser color wheel, and the high-end one will have two-color laser (don't pay attention to whether there is a three-color laser machine recently). Compared with the LCD panel, there is still a gap in the color gamut.
Modelling: LCD TV is a whole piece, hang wall to sit to install well, a part, very good design sitting room modelling layout.
After all, laser TV is a projection. The body and anti light screen are two parts. You should also consider buying an expansion station or a special TV cabinet for the machine. And the living room layout should also take into account how the projector body is designed and hidden and how beautiful it is.
There are still some advantages, but as a TV product, these three parts are basically decisive.
Extras: the disadvantage is that the price (except for Redmi, at present, more than 98 inch LCD TV is more expensive, and how to develop it in the future) is also a size. If the quality of Redmi's 98 inch TV panel is good, then the next development of laser TV can only be greater. After all, 120 inch projection and 150 inch projection are not problems. It's not necessary to use Fresnel's black grid as anti light curtain material.
The problem of protecting eyes, to be honest, depends on people. I've seen people who watch LCD TV for a while and then the projection doesn't affect them. I've seen that it's not comfortable to watch projection. It's OK to watch TV all day Taking eye care as the selling point or more is the means of business publicity.
At present, we are still not optimistic about Redmi's TV. We need to wait for other domestic manufacturers to follow up. Because there are only a few people watching TV now. For some rich people, it's still a matter of face. It's not worth spending tens of thousands of dollars on TV, and buying a Redmi will cost less. So if there is no price follow-up from other manufacturers, there will be a market for laser TV in a certain period of time, after all, so many companies have been promoting and cultivating for so long. As a matter of fact, the laser TV is so cheap. Do other brands of laser TV live very well.
Brightness: the worst LCD TV brightness can also be more than 350nit, which can only be achieved by high-end laser TV.
Color: at present, the mainstream laser TV is monochrome laser color wheel, and the high-end one will have two-color laser (don't pay attention to whether there is a three-color laser machine recently). Compared with the LCD panel, there is still a gap in the color gamut.
Modelling: LCD TV is a whole piece, hang wall to sit to install well, a part, very good design sitting room modelling layout.
After all, laser TV is a projection. The body and anti light screen are two parts. You should also consider buying an expansion station or a special TV cabinet for the machine. And the living room layout should also take into account how the projector body is designed and hidden and how beautiful it is.
There are still some advantages, but as a TV product, these three parts are basically decisive.
Extras: the disadvantage is that the price (except for Redmi, at present, more than 98 inch LCD TV is more expensive, and how to develop it in the future) is also a size. If the quality of Redmi's 98 inch TV panel is good, then the next development of laser TV can only be greater. After all, 120 inch projection and 150 inch projection are not problems. It's not necessary to use Fresnel's black grid as anti light curtain material.
The problem of protecting eyes, to be honest, depends on people. I've seen people who watch LCD TV for a while and then the projection doesn't affect them. I've seen that it's not comfortable to watch projection. It's OK to watch TV all day Taking eye care as the selling point or more is the means of business publicity.
At present, we are still not optimistic about Redmi's TV. We need to wait for other domestic manufacturers to follow up. Because there are only a few people watching TV now. For some rich people, it's still a matter of face. It's not worth spending tens of thousands of dollars on TV, and buying a Redmi will cost less. So if there is no price follow-up from other manufacturers, there will be a market for laser TV in a certain period of time, after all, so many companies have been promoting and cultivating for so long. As a matter of fact, the laser TV is so cheap. Do other brands of laser TV live very well.
