Folks who want to buy a front projector face a choice between two technologies: LCD and DLP. How, exactly, do they differ and which is better? The blog PanLoad explains the basics and says DLP has the slight advantage — for now.

LCD projectors have historically had three main advantages over DLP. They produce more accurate colors (due to the three separate LCD panels), they produce a slightly sharper image (although this is as good as undetectable when watching movies) and they are more light-efficient, which means they produce brighter images using less power….

The key advantages DLP has in the LCD v DLP debate is that DLP projectors tend to be smaller and lighter, have better contrast, and dont suffer the same pixelation problems as LCD projectors.

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