Until the late 1990s, virtually all front projector systems used CRT (cathode ray tube) technology. These behemoth CRT projectors can weigh up to 300 pounds and are maintenance-intensive.

Front projection requires the projecting device to be located in the room with the viewers, and for optimal image quality, its location is critical. Chief among front projection's advantages is that ...

Elite Video, the high-end video projector vendor run by former AmPro executives, will show its extensive range of CRT, D-ILA and DLP projectors, including the flagship EV-4600 CRT front projector with ...

Ok, so I was ABOUT to buy a HD-Ready 63" 4:3 rear projection set for 2k, but then chickened out. I just can't make up my mind!Do I want to blow 2k+ on a 4:3 set now?Do I want to settle for a big ...

The PRO900 Digital Projector from Zenith sports a 3D digital comb filter, 2D picture sharpness circuitry, and high-resolution color-corrected hybrid lenses. Its CRT system achieves an RGB resolution ...

The Nothing Projector One is a compact and accessible way to watch movies on your wall, if you can live with 1080p and a bit of fan noise.

direct view and projection. Direct-view TV uses a cathode-ray tube (CRT), commonly known as the picture tube. Projection TV can be divided into two subcategories: rear-screen and front.

Front projection systems are becoming very popular due to the high performance price ratio. Installing a front projector in your home can transform your system from the average run of the mill home ...

CRT tubes are extremely expensive. I have a used Sony projector, and I don't look forward to the day when I have to replace those tubes.

Sim2 Seleco, the Italian manufacturer of precision home theater video projectors, formally unveiled for the press here its newest front projector based on Texas Instruments HD-1 widescreen DMD chip ...

Certainly not with CRT technology, even the brightest CRT projectors weren’t up to filling a cinema-sized screen.

Projectors have gone through several iterations in the time I've been around. From old, clunky CRT systems to DLP and LCD systems, projectors have gotten brighter, smaller and more feature-rich. But ...