Side-by-side, a DLP projector will look sharper and more detailed during fast motion than an LCD or LCoS projector. This is not enough to offset DLP's worse contrast ratio performance, though.

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With equal lamp wattage, LCD will provide a brighter, sharper image than an equivalent DLP projector, although it really takes a keen eye to notice the LCD upper hand. id unit-1659132512259 ...

For this test, I looked at DLP and LCD types, which are common for home projectors and also one DLP projector that utilizes a laser light source instead of a bulb, ranging in price from $530 to ...

New DLP Home Theater Projectors Use LEDs. By Melissa J. Perenson. Jun 18, 2008 12:20 pm PDT. ... Competing projector technologies 3LCD, which uses red, green, and blue LCD panels, ...

In May, Optoma introduced the Optoma ZW350e. With its DuraCore laser light source, the compact WXGA (1280x800) DLP laser projector delivers up to 30,000 hours of virtually maintenance-free ...

Projectors, meanwhile, use DLP, LCD or LCoS/SXRD chips to create the image. The pixels on those chips are incredibly tiny, hundreds of times smaller than on a TV.