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From BBC News | Technology | World Edition:
Alongside a raft of new high definition LCD displays was the world's largest plasma display - a 150in behemoth from Panasonic - the world's thinnest commercial screen - just 3mm thick - and the world's first laser television.
The latter was debuted by Mitsubishi, a company that has claimed a number of television firsts including the first true high definition sets.
The firm's describes its laser technology as a "new category" of screen, in addition to the likes of LCD and plasma displays.
The Japanese company claims that current high-definition televisions only display 40% of the colour spectrum the eye can see. Lasers, they say, offer double that.
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