Until relatively recently, "huge screen TV" meant pretty much one thing: a rear-projection cathode ray tube (CRT) set. But if you go to the electronics store today, you'll see several big screen options - plasma, liquid crystal display (LCD), liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS), front projectors, and digital light processing (DLP) television.
DLP sets are an attractive option because they're a lot cheaper than flat panel plasma and LCD sets of the same size. They also have a better picture and are less bulky than conventional CRT sets. If you want maximum screen size for your buck, DLP sets are worth a look.
In this article, we'll see what's inside a DLP set that makes it different from other TV technologies.
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Thank You
Thanks to Daniel Guzman for his assistance with this article.
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