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Old 04-18-2015, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Phototone View Post
DLP is certainly not obsolete technology, although its use in rear screen sets is now made obsolete by Flat Screen tv's. DLP is as current as any technology for video projection. I can understand that a high-end rear projection DLP could deliver as good a picture as many LCD.
Do the DLPs in RPTVs and large projectors have life issues?
A few years ago, I bought a small Pico projector that uses DLP technology and LED lighting... within a year, many pixels had failed... today, the picture looks as if the scene was shot in a blizzard. The projector ran quite warm (even on low brightness setting) so I'm guessing that the failure was temperature related. A larger unit also failed. Expensive little short-lived toys!

jr

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