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| | Available with four different technologies at their core (CRT, DLP, LCOS and LCD) rear projection TVs can be extremely varied in form. They are a cost effective alternative to large plasma screens, and providing the correct viewing angle is maintained, LCD models offer equally high quality as that of their flat panel cousins. |
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Sony had a bit of a do to announce its new paint advert... | |  | Get ready for the World Cup
Be ready the World Cup, HDTV and beyond with our guide to choosing the best in big-screen technology... | |  | Buyers guide: Rear projection TVs
Today’s rear projection TVs can produce exceptionally good pictures for a fraction of the cost of flat panel tellies... | |  | JVC’s new rear projection
JVC recently announced that it’s bringing a whole new rear projection technology to the UK… | |  | JVC HD-ILA Hybrid televisions
JVC has created a new type of display called the HD-ILA Hybrid TV, a special TV that incorporates a unique HD-ILA engine combining the advantages of high performance and low power consumption... | |  | Sony's new rear projection TV
If you want the benefits of a big screen in your living room but are struggling to meet the costs of an LCD or plasma, then a rear projection set could be the way to go. | |  | Two new TVs from Optoma
The world’s largest HD2+ DLP TV, the ThemeScene RD-65 is unveiled | |  | Video connection guide
Although systems such as component, RGB and S-Video are not digital, they are acceptable for standard definition TV and DVD, especially on smaller screens or via good quality cables. However, remember that high definition broadcasting and HD-DVD will... | |
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