DLP vs. LCD technology... which is better ?
 

Which TV technology is better, LCD or DLP and why

discuss...

I've heard good things about DLP,

Can't speak for LCD, but I have a Infocus X1 projector I use for watching movies and xbox gaming. Looks fantastic for the money... pretty cheap..

whats the best tv for 3-4k$ ?

Problem I've heard with Infocus is the bulbs burn out way too soon. They're very expensive.

get the newest generation 1080i DLP chip from TI....it was shown at the CES this year but don't know if you can buy it yet. it looks awesome...

i have a 60" LCD sony at my cottage and a 60' panasonic DLP at my house.

that's a very fair comparision of the two units from someone who's had them almost a year now


the DLP is better - hands down. thinner - and sharper picture that shows up better in high light conditions. they are similar cost - get a DLP

You are talking lcd and dlp projection right? Cause the LCD's that are like plasmas are much better!

yep, go plasma if you can afford it. way better!

What you have Sleazy is a Sony lcd rear projection, not a pure lcd. Sleazy is right though, the dlp will give you a better picture than a lcd rear projection, but not better than a smaller pure lcd. Of course if you want a bigger screen you'll have to go with a rear projection, plasma or dlp. Dlp is still new and the technology varies widely between manufacturers. Prices are coming down quickly on the dlp and you can pick up last years models at great pricing. You'll get a better response if you post this at avsforum.com

i had a sony grand wega 50" rear projection lcd, but was unhappy with it, took it back and got a panasonic vierra plasma screen which i love

yes - both projection and not the thin wall mount.

they are about the same width as a DVD player.