Several DLP projector manufacturers have plans to develop DLP lamp-free LED-based projectors, including Optoma, who is expected to ship units in late 2008. Similar to the deployment of the company's ...

LCD and DLP projectors received mostly incremental updates this year. Both DLP and LCD didn't particularly impress us with anything that was incredibly visual or outstanding beyond current models, but ...

An included tool also lets customers create customized power-saving configurations. Price and Availability The Acer K330 projector is available now for $419 in the U.S. with a 1-year warranty included ...

If you are interested in this LED projector, you can found it in the Chinavasion product page DLP Wi-Fi Projector “PicoPro” – 60 Inch Projection. [ Source via Gizchina.es ] ...

Super bright LED projector with 30,000 hours of lamp life; Now shipping SIM2 launches its first entry in the single-chip LED FULL HD DLP projector market, the MICO 50 (MSRP $19,995). Aptly named – ...

The new Sim2 M.150 is the first DLP home theater projector to substitute the traditional lamp with LEDs as a light source. Its Super PureLED technology, utilizing high-power RGB Phlatlight LED ...

A new DLP chipset from Texas Instruments has allowed both Mitsubishi and InFocus to show off these tiny projectors. While both are low-light, small-screen units—a 27-inch screen is quoted ...

This feature was practically unique among sub-$1,000 DLP projectors, and it's great to see it continue. It makes fitting the projector in a room easier. Also continuing is a 1.3x zoom.

3LCD projectors use a prism to separate the light from their bulb into its red, green and blue components. Each part of the light passes through an LCD panel that shows the image for that color ...

As an example, while a portable LCD projector supporting a 1024-by-768 pixel resolution and 2600 lumens of light output carries a suggested retail price of $649, a comparable DLP projector, albeit ...

My Samsung 5679 arrives today; clearly I liked LED DLP well enough.<BR><BR>My viewing room is rectangular, same as everyone else's. For my space, the viewing angle won't be an issue.