Editor's Pick: Epson QS100 3LCD Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector CHECK PRICE On the side, you'll find two HDMI 2.0 ports, with one supporting eARC, along with two USB 2.0 ports and a USB Type-B ...

Now I understand that announcements like this may be a tad one-sided. They almost always are. But with recent lulls in advanced DLP technology, and LCD panel technology continuing to narrow the gap, ...

More Specs. At just $749.99, the Home Cinema 1080 3LCD 1080p Projector is Epson's second-least-expensive home theater model. Still entry-level, it offers a few extra features that the company's ...

This one's also built around 3LCD projection tech and multi-module light source but puts out 5,200 lumens. It has same image resolution as the short-throw model but can manage up to 300-inch visuals.

Looking to better communicate and promote the benefits of LCD rear-projection microdisplay television technology as competing technologies, including DLP and LCoS, make market advances, six LCD ...

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.

More Specs. The Epson Pro EX7280 3LCD WXGA projector is tough competition for the NEC NP-ME401W, which it replaces as our top pick in its category.It shares the same WXGA (1,280-by-800-pixel ...

After joining EPSON in the year 1995, Stefan was responsible for the technical support of European customers for Microcontrollers, LCD Driver/Controllers and different types of LCD Modules for several ...

The Epson PowerLite W17 WXGA 3LCD Projector ($599) is a reasonably bright data projector designed primarily for classrooms. It provides good text quality and a wide range of connection choices.

Sony's feeling good enough about its new 3LCD rear-projection line to lose the WEGA moniker and brand these things BRAVIA. Improvements include new cabinets that are about 22 percent slimmer than ...

The $629.99 EX5280 3LCD XGA Projector is a step up in line from the $499.99 Epson EX3280, which earned our Editors' Choice nod as an XGA (1,024-by-768) portable projector for business or education ...