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A rear projection TV is one that uses a projector to take a small image source and project it onto a large screen--in this case, the screen of the television. The Cathode Ray Tube, or CRT, is one of the three types of rear projection televisions on the market. To create the television image, the CRT projector inside the TV hits a... more »
A projector TV can give you a viewing experience similar to a movie theater. You can see sharp, glare-free images up to twenty feet in diameter. You may want to rent one for a special party or sports event. Here are some things you should know before reserving the equipment. more »
Building your own TV projector can give you the equivalent of a big screen TV. It can also add an extra dimension by making TV watching like a theater watching. All you need to do is connect your cable or satellite receiver box to a video projector so the projector can receive and transmit the TV signal. You may not even need to... more »
Most projectors are designed to be compatible with standard A/V connectors, meaning you can plug them in to a cable box or TV and allow the signal to be run through the projector. The easiest way to do this is with a VCR, DVR, or cable box that has video output ports. (Most newer TVs have video output ports as well, but if you get... more »
A high-definition video projector can connect to your cable or satellite TV receiver so you can watch TV on a theater-size projection screen. But you need a place and method to properly mount the projector to get the best picture. You can accomplish this by making a box to mount to the ceiling and store the projector in. It will keep... more »
A television projector can cast a video image as large as a movie screen. A commercial television projector will cost a few thousand dollars, but... more »
You've decided to go for the big time and set up a miniature movie theater in your living room. You have the projector, you have satellite service... more »
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