Comparing DLP HDTV Units to Plasma and LCD Reveals Strengths and Weaknesses
Digital Light Processing or DLP is one of the latest HDTV technologies that is taking the television industry by storm. Developed by Texas Instruments, DLP is a process in which millions of microscopically small mirrors called Digital Micromirror Devices or DMDs reflect light onto the television screen. The large number of mirrors, each representing one or more pixels, ensures a high quality image. DLP HDTV can come in the form of front projectors, which are standalone units, or rear projectors, which compete against LCD and Plasma flat-screens. DLP projectors have mostly supplanted CRT projectors, and is also one of the primary technologies used in digital cinemas.






