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Home theaters and business conference rooms use either Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) projectors or Digital Light Processing (DLP) projectors. While each has unique characteristics, today’s technology makes each viable for most uses. (more…)

The word Pico is a Spanish term that technically means “one trillionth” but by many it is also define as very small and it has recently emerged as a standard term used by the projector industry to describe very small projectors . As such, Pico Projectors are tiny handheld projectors that are significantly smaller than the traditional table top projectors that we have come to expect .

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LCD projectors themselves can last for years and years and years if properly cared for. The bulb, however does have a finite lifespan and is very expensive to replace…

LCD projector bulbs are usually rated for their average expected lifespan. This if often in the range of around 2000 hours of use. Most bulbs will continue to work well past this, although there may be a reduction in brightness.

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LCD projectors are a popular choice for several reasons , really. LCD projectors can be outfitted for any projection purpose ; from portable projectors weighing only a few pounds to large venue projectors for theaters weighing several hundred pounds . LCD panels can be cheaply manufactured as well, and that keeps the cost of LCD projectors very low , and LCD projectors are some of the brightest projectors on the market.
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Today , projector lamp replacement is the most expensive part of projector ownership. Imagine a light source that could last nearly the lifetime of the projector ! Your projector lamp life worries would be over . That ’ s the power of new lamp free projectors exclusively powered by DLP technology . While lamp -free DLP projectors are limited to only a few models today , more lamp -free systems will be available over the coming years . Ask your DLP projector manufacturer for details .
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How will your projector’s picture look in 3 years?

Picture quality and reliability directly impact the life of a projector. If the picture goes bad, the projector will either need to be repaired or replaced. That’s expensive. DLP projectors are famous for their picture quality and reliability. Not only because they offer a pristine, digital image, they are also virtually immune to a nasty phenomenon known as Color Decay. (more…)