My rickety old DLP television is only 720P. That shouldn't be a problem for me in the meantime, but when I output from the laptop to the tv, the edge of the screen all the way around is cut off.

As TV screens have gotten more and more anorexic -– with plasma and LCD flat panels so svelte they can hang on the wall -– the relatively hefty DLP has suffered in popularity. But DLP is ...

I found two DLP televisions at Best Buy (I realize that ... Anyway, i'm interested in the opinions of those in the know on modern TV's if either of these are worth it.<BR><BR>The first is an ...

Let's compare. First, the abbreviations (cribbed a bit from "Projectors vs. TVs: Giant-screen pros and cons"). DLP, or digital light processing, uses tiny mirrors (shown at right) to reflect light ...

Am I vain? Nope. I just loves me my DLP! DLP is one of those technologies that's incredibly simple in concept and yet nearly unbelievable in practice. Here's how it works: At the heart of every ...

Dallas, TX, April 2005 - Texas Instruments recently announced that its 1920 x 1080 high-definition (HD) resolution DLP TV technology has been fully qualified and is in production shipment to customers ...

Dallas, TX, Apr. 11, 2005: Texas Instruments (TI) (NYSE: TXN) today announced that its 1920 x 1080 high-definition (HD) resolution DLP TV technology has been fully qualified and is in production ...

Now that HDTV has established itself in the consumer marketplace, both consumer electronic manufacturers and consumers are beginning to ask what the next big technology for TVs will be. One new ...

Ten years ago, around the time I first started reviewing TVs myself, those tubes began to give way to light engines based on bulbs and fixed-pixel chips utilizing DLP, LCD, and LCoS technology.

It is the technology used in many digital movie theaters, but a recent move by Mitsubishi spells the end of an era for the in-home use of DLP televisions as it recently announced it would go dark ...