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From flat screen TVs for your living room, to portable TVs that fit in your pocket, bone up on the latest television technology with the help of eHow's electronics experts. Whether you're deciding between cable TV or satellite TV, or weighing the benefits of plasma versus LCD panels, don't make a decision without consulting eHow first. Home theater projectors, the Slingbox, HDTV and remote controls, eHow’s got the expert television advice you need.

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  • DLP Vs. LCD Display Technology Projectors

    Digital projectors are a common option for business to display figures and charts during meetings, and for private individuals to screen movies in their own home. The two most popular kinds of...

  • LCD Projection Vs. DLP TV

    Large-screen high-definition televisions are currently all the rage. Not only do these TVs come in different sizes, but they also come in different technologies: LCD, plasma, DLP and projection.

  • How to Replace a Bulb on DLP Projection TV

    All DLP projection TVs use an internal beam of light to convert a small picture into a larger picture to display on the screen. This beam comes from a lamp, or bulb, that has a limited lifespan. A...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Toshiba DLP 52HMX95

    Toshiba has long been a reliable manufacturer of televisions, and their DLP televisions are no exception. Few things are more impressive than a high-definition movie displayed on a properly...

  • How to stop a DLP TV from clicking, buzzing, and turning off

    My RCA Scenium DLP TV was buzzing, clicking and turning off. I fixed my DLP with simple things I found around my house. Let me show you how.

  • Samsung DLP Vs. Mitsubishi DLP

    Most of the attention in the HDTV marketplace today is on LCD and plasma screens, which, as of 2009, were the two top-selling types of HDTVs. Another type of HDTV is digital light projection...

  • DLP vs. LCD Projection TVs

    DLP and LCD televisions have been competing for the best picture quality for quite some time. Both TVs have different ways of generating images. The size of the screen is most important when it...

  • How to Repair DLP Projectors

    Home theater projectors allow you to project images much larger than your big screen TV. People use home theater projectors to watch movies, enjoy television programming and even for gaming. As...

  • Rear Projection TV Color Problems

    Projection TVs provide some of the best pictures you will ever see on a TV screen. Those pictures obviously do not look good if they are in black and white. The colors are what separate average...

  • Plasma Vs. Projection LCD

    Large screen televisions can be a great addition to any living room, and make up the core of a great home theater system. Rear projection was once the technology of choice for big screen TVs, but...

  • How to Clean a DLP Color Wheel

    DLP color wheels need to be cleaned approximately every six months to a year, if the environment they are placed in is smokey, greasy or dusty. Sometimes, restaurant owners or places with high...

  • How to Connect a Samsung DLP & a Dell Laptop

    The Samsung DLP is a line of digital, high-definition television sets equipped with a variety of connection jacks, including a DVI (Digital Video Interface) port and a VGA (Video Graphics Array)...

  • Buying Guide for a Rear Projection TV

    With the change to digital television and the arrival of Blu-ray, it makes more sense than ever before to upgrade to a high-definition television. The most popular type is an LCD TV, but...

  • DLP TV vs. Plasma

    Continually advancing technology has made buying a TV a pleasurable, if sometimes confusing, exercise in choosing from many options. Among other things, you need to decide on display resolution,...

  • Rear Projection Vs. LCD TV

    Televisions, especially HDTVs, improve nearly every year. For a period of time, rear projection TVs were one of the major types of big screen TV, but technology progresses, and now LCD TVs are the...

  • Big Screen TV Factors

    Innovation in television technology has quickly evolved since its invention. From the introduction of color TV to the sleek style of flat-panel displays, TV is showing no signs of slowdown. With...

  • Samsung Television Repair Tips

    Although the cost of flat panel and big screen televisions has gone down over the years, they are still a significant investment, and just the thought of a problem arising can induce fear and...

  • How to Install a Toshiba DLP Lamp

    Give your Toshiba DLP projection TV or home theater projector more years of life with a replacement bulb. Whether you need to replace a lamp in your rear- or front-projecting Toshiba product, the...

  • LCD Vs. HDTV

    Your eagerness to buy a new HDTV (high definition television) is tempered by the choices you face at a typical retailer. Not only do you have to decide on options for individual models such as...

  • How to Replace a Bulb in a Mitsubishi DLP TV

    Digital light processing (DLP) televisions provide stunning high-definition images and require little maintenance over their lifetime. However, about every 3,000 to 6,000 hours of use, the DLP...

  • How Long Do DLP Lamps Last?

    Digital light processing (DLP) is the technology patented by Texas Instruments to make the rear-projection television---an alternative to LCD or plasma television sets that are designed for high...

  • How to Get a DLP Replacement Lamp

    The life of DLP lamps are around 2 years on average, depending on usage. When you bought your TV there was probably little to no thought of having to replace the lamp in the TV. Older TVs,...

  • Difference Between Plasma LCD & DLP Televisions

    The bright, colorful images tempt you to spend your hard-earned cash on a new digital TV. Not only will it take up far less space in your family room, the large picture and color approximate going...

  • Buying Tips for Movie Screen Projectors

    Watching a big picture at home is like having your own movie theater. A movie screen projector can give you a picture that is many times larger than a TV, and with resolution just as good. But as...

  • Types of Digital Projectors

    Digital projectors have become the new way of showing videos and TV in a high-definition resolution. They are used in homes, businesses, schools and churches to entertain or inform people. Three...

  • How to Replace a Bulb in a Mitsubishi DLP TV Lamp

    A Mitsubishi DLP TV delivers a picture known for its sharp and vivid color. If the lamp inside burns out, you can no longer watch TV in brilliant color as delivered by the millions of microscopic...

  • How to Buy a Samsung DLP TV

    Recently Samsung has discontinued making DLP rear-projection televisions. For those looking to get a new HDTV, this means there are some great deals to be found if you know what to look for when...

  • How to fix your Samsung DLP TV's random shut-downs

    Some Samsung DLP TV Models experience random shut-downs that can not only be annoying, but can also shorten the lifespan of the lamp with unnecessary power-cycles. The solution in many cases is...

  • Troubleshooting Problems on Samsung DLP Projection Televisions

    Over the years, one of the most popular HDTVs have been the Samsung DLP televisions. They offer stunning HD images on large screen sizes, at a very competitive price when viewed against flat...

  • How to Troubleshoot RCA DLP TVs

    DLP stands for digital light processing projection. These TVs produce a high-definition picture and are very popular among television enthusiasts. One major manufacturer of DLP TVs is RCA. ...

  • Facts About Plasma TVs

    With so many options available now, if you're shopping for a new TV you may feel overwhelmed by the glut of information. Which type of TV is best for you--plasma, LCD or DLP? It depends on what...

  • How to Buy a Replacement TV Lamp

    Once you realize that your DLP television is dying the next decision that you have to make is when you're going to replace your lamp. This how-to article will provide you the steps on how to...

  • How to Replace a Samsung DLP Fan

    Though it's true that some electronic repairs require a professional, replacing your Samsung DLP's cooling fan is not one of those instances. If you suspect that the fan isn't working or have...

  • What Are Rear-Projection TVs?

    Rear-projection TVs are TV sets that cast their video pictures by projecting them from behind the screen and then reflecting it, as opposed to projecting it from in front of the screen, like films...

  • How to Replace the Ballast in a Samsung DLP

    A television's ballast is a device connected to the lamp that provides an electric current, keeping the lamp operational. If you have a new lamp that isn't working properly, then you will more...

  • Samsung DLP TV Problems

    Samsung DLP HDTVs use DLP (Digital Light Processing) microchip technology to offer sharp, detailed, high-definition video along with the other benefits of HDTVs. They can be the core of a good...

  • What Is a DLP TV?

    A DLP (Digital Light Projection) TV is a popular option in the high-definition TV market. Using technology created at Texas Instruments, the DLP uses reflective mirrors to project its video image....

  • What Is a Projector?

    A Projector is a device designed to take an image from a video source and project it as faithfully as possible onto a screen or other surface. Projectors are used in a variety of different ways;...

  • Problems With DLP TVs

    DLP televisions use rear-projection systems to produce high-definition pictures. DLP is used commonly in movie theaters to produce high-quality images, and the technology has made its way into...

  • The Difference Between LCDs & DLP TVs

    In the world of HDTV displays, DLP and LCD are two capable technologies. Both have advantages and disadvantages. Deciding which one is best for you requires an evaluation of your budget, intended...

  • How to Buy the Best DLP Projector

    When you make the decision to spend upwards of $1,000 on a DLP home theater projector, you want to make sure you're getting the most bang for your buck. There are several models and brands of...

  • How Do Multimedia Projectors Work?

    In the case of LCD projectors, light is beam through a prism to break the light down into basic colors. The light is further filtered as it passes through constantly changing liquid crystals. The...

  • How to Replace a Bulb on a Sony DLP TV

    A Sony DLP TV is a large projection TV. The bulb is stored within a lamp housing inside the TV that must be removed to replace a burnt-out bulb. Use extreme care when replacing the bulb in your...

  • How to Calibrate a DLP Television

    With the high price of flat panel televisions, newer Digital Light Processing or DLP televisions are the economical solution for your HDTV needs. These televisions need to be calibrated for home...

  • How Does a DLP Projector Work?

    Home theater projectors are quickly becoming a popular alternative to HD televisions in many households. For a fraction of the cost, consumers can set up a video projection experience that gives...

  • How Do DLP Projectors Work?

    Although developed in 1987, it has only been in recent years that DLP technology has gained widespread adoption, particularly through the increased presence of home theater projection. Invented by...

  • How Does DLP Work?

    The basis of DLP (digital light processing) projector and TV technology is a special optical semiconductor, called a digital micromirror device (DMD), which is pictured above. The DMD contains...

  • How Does a DLP Television Work?

    Believe it or not, DLP technology is based on the unique properties of mirrors. A special optical semiconductor, called a Digital Micromirror Device (DMD), is used in DLP sets and contains...

  • How to Purchase a Multimedia Projector

    If you conduct business meetings frequently, are an instructor or just like to show pictures to your family and friends at home, a multimedia projector is a good investment. You can expect to pay...

  • How a DLP TV Works

    DLP TV sets are based on a special optical semiconductor, called a Digital Micromirror Device (DMD). This technology uses tiny pixel-sized aluminum mirrors that work together to create the picture...

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