Projectors

 

Digital Projectors are more prevalent than ever in business conference rooms and school classrooms. As the technology improves and the prices drop, LCD projectors that can be connected to computers, video players, and other media devices are even finding their way into our homes.

DLP and LCD Projectors have become smaller, lighter, brighter, and even cheaper. Families are catching on to the idea that what works well in the office also has a place in today's home theater systems. Why limit yourself to a 42 inch or a 51 inch television screen when you can have an entire wall!

Whether you're interested in an LCD projector for your office, or for the next great sales presentation that you're making on the road, knowing some basic information about the differences and features available on today's digital projectors will help you make an informed decision about which one would be best for your circumstances.

While many refer to all projectors as LCD projectors, there are really two main types of digital projectors: Digital Light Processing (DLP) and Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) or LCD projectors. Click here to find out more »