DLP vs. LCD vs. LCoS Technology: Part 1 by Projector Reviews TV

[@waynestewart1919]

I enjoyed this explanation. Can you do one on laser projectors?

[@bliglum]

So, I guess you forgot to do the part 2 Art?

[@davidkelly6677]

I know this video was made 9 years ago, but it was true back then: There are also single-chip LCoS solutions available in the market.

[@Makaveli6103]

Great Video! Keep them coming

[@V.Z.69]

As someone pointed out... Point two, it's in the link. Go to part two discusses part 3, nowhere to be found. Hmm.

[@nikolaosberatlis3942]

Can you post the link to the article that explain how the projectors work?

[@projectorreviews]

www.projectorreviews.com/articles-guides/3lcd-vs-dlp-vs-lcos/

[@Gabbux10]

amazing video, we want part 2!!!

[@napster7033]

Where is part 3?

[@benderdiver]

I could not find second vidio,why don't you put a link to it,

[@projectorreviews]

Hi, sorry about that! The link is now above. Here it is. www.projectorreviews.com/review-tv/dlp-vs-lcd-vs-lcos-technologies-part-2-video/

[@boomerps2]

Love my JVC LCoS projector

[@bryanp4827]

Until the focus goes off and needs ballast replacement....😊

[@Larph13]

Thanks

[@bizzy511]

Has a lot changed with projectors since this video came out?

[@camelCased]

Yes, lots of Chinese 1LCD projectors under 200 USD.

[@isaacmack1316]

@@camelCased got one for my first and I hate it going to get a 3lcd

[@bryanp4827]

DLP BABY!👍👍👍

[@urbanailusa]

just looking for a 4k projector that doesn't break the bank. Is the optoma uhd 60 a good projector?

[@projectorreviews]

Hmm, Rick, that depends what kind of shape your bank is in. What's your budget range? -art

[@mr.blackhawk142]

I was looking at the UHD60, and 65, but they don't support 3D, so I am back to the JVC again. JVC seems best bang for buck under $5,000.00 The UHD60 is probably BBFB under $2,000.00. Their is a nice YT video comparing the 60 to the 65.

[@bryanp4827]

@@mr.blackhawk142 UHD 60 is a super sharp projector, but colour isn't as accurate as others...UHD 65 is a better choice

[@berro809]

Which is better benq 3050 or epison pro ex920

[@berro809]

Ex9220*

[@projectorreviews]

Greetings Mo! Very different projectors, the Epson ex9200 is a business portable projector, the BenQ a very good just above entry level home theater projector. The Epson is over twice as bright, so better for brighter rooms, the 3050 is one I like for folks with a cave or something close to a home theater with excellent lighting control, vs the Epson doubles as a powerful home entertainment projector. Black level performance for serious movie watching will strongly favor the BenQ. Overall, the Epson has more features, but it really comes down to your room (brightness) and whether you just want big and bright, or big but better on dark movie scenes. -art

[@bryanp4827]

Anything dlp is better...

[@oswaldzs]

I love my Sony SXRD

[@seanomat]

So where is Part 2?

[@projectorreviews]

+Sven Schaefer Part two is available on our website: www.projectorreviews.com/review-tv/dlp-vs-lcd-vs-lcos-technologies-part-2-video/

[@rossboylan3162]

When I follow that link the embedded video just says 'Sorry this video can not be viewed becuase of it's privacy settings'. What gives?

[@neomancr]

couldn't watch the video all the way through. it seemed interesting but all the weird jump scares were too stressful.

[@camelCased]

And there are also 1LCD cheaper variants from China.

[@isaacmack1316]

Lol that's probably what I got.

[@KuhWristChin]

The transition makes this video unwatchable....

[@bryanp4827]

DLP is, and will ALWAYS be the very best! Ultimate sharpness and detail, better motion handling, better NATIVE contrast and most accurate colours...THE END...👍👍

[@ThaexakaMavro]

meh 3lcd better colors better brightness lol no rainbow effects

[@hubzcaps]

If it aint mark furman. I dont listen