Abstract: If you are in the market for a rear-projection TV, chances are you have heard the terms DLP, LCD, SXRD and maybe HD-ILA. DLP’s commercials brag about “millions of tiny mirrors” that produce an HD picture with a spinning color wheel. Alth...
Abstract: With the way that technology moves so quickly, any set you buy is going to be practically out of date the day you get it. Once the 30-day price match time period for any HDTV set you buy is over, I suggest you don’t look at prices of TVs for a while...
1080p screen resolution
Excellent picture quality
Fully featured
Easy-to-use remote
Deeper than most micro-display rear-projections at 19 inches
HDMI version 1.2a—not HDMI version 1.3
No backlighting on the remote
JVC is one of the few companies that continue to produce MicroDisplay rear-projection TVs. Personally, I am a fan of these rear-pro models, and they offer a terrific value for the money. For the TV and movie fan that wants the "big picture" for TV and ...
Abstract: JVC HD-61FN97 HD-ILA 1080p RPTV Randy Tomlinson, November, 2006 JVC developed LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology for television years ago so it should be no surprise that JVCs considerable experience with this technology, which they call D-I...
Abstract: 3,299 61" three-chip HD-ILA 1920x1080 Key Connections: Dual HDMI, component and IEEE 1394 inputs Features We Like Three-chip design with native 1080p resolution, dynamic iris for deep blacks, 5-Point Color Management, Dynamic Gamma Correction Circu...
