Sony is dropping the line because they as will others be going to laser. I saw the first laser last January at the CES at the Mitsubishi display and they will again at this years show next week. It is a far superior technology to lcd, plasma, or dlp. It is far cheaper to produce and does not have size limitations. So look for very large laser televisions. The latest from Mitsubishi is possible production as early as spring. Sony also has a prototype laser. I would look to laser to replace all bulb lighting. They will last the life of the television without any reduction in brightness. See link http://laser-tv.org/
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Sony is dropping the line because they as will others be going to laser. I saw the first laser last January at the CES at the Mitsubishi display and they will again at this years show next week. It is a far superior technology to lcd, plasma, or dlp. It is far cheaper to produce and does not have size limitations. So look for very large laser televisions. The latest from Mitsubishi is possible production as early as spring. Sony also has a prototype laser. I would look to laser to replace all bulb lighting. They will last the life of the television without any reduction in brightness. See link http://laser-tv.org/