We shine a light on the three main projector technologies used in home cinema: how they work, and their pros and cons ...

Finally, because 3LCD projectors do not use an optical illusion to generate the image, they do not have the "rainbow effect" of DLP projectors that can disorient a small minority of viewers.

If you watch content on your phone but hanker for a much bigger screen, Epson's new Wireless 3LCD projectors have launched to ...

To prove their points, two similarly-specced projectors – one DLP projector from an unnamed competitor, one Epson 3LCD projector – were set up and connected to a laptop by way of a VGA ...

The Epson QS100 delivers high enough brightness for rooms with ambient light, a rainbow artifact free image, and the high ...

Today 3LCD made an announcement that BenQ is releasing its new line of home theater projectors as 3LCD models. Now I understand that announcements like this may be a tad one-sided. They almost always ...

The projectors used by a third-party lab for measuring Color Brightness were leading 3LCD projectors and leading 1-chip DLP projectors based on NPD sales data for June 2013 through May 2014 and ...

The disadvantage for LCD projectors is that most, including the D6155W, don't support 3D, which is nearly standard today for DLP projectors. That means you'll have to look elsewhere if you want 3D.

Among the more obvious competition to the 4650 ($1,628.99 at Epson) is the NEC NP-P501X ($1,080.00 at Amazon) , another top pick, and Epson's own PowerLite 1965 XGA 3LCD Projector ($41.65 at Amazon) .

3D and Other Issues Like most 3D data projectors, the W16 doesn’t come with glasses. But the really bad news is that if you're replacing a DLP 3D projector, you can't use your old DLP-link glasses.

For most applications this won't be an issue. But if you want 3D, you'll have to consider a DLP projector, like the BenQ MX522 ($0.00 at Amazon) .