Epson 6010 Projector Review

Epson is a company at the forefront in projector technology. The new 6010 3-chip LCD  projector is a stunning addition to the 2012 lineup. This 3 chip LCD projector is 3D ready with several new technological advancements to assist 3D movies. The majority of projectors for home cinema use have between 800-1300 lumens of light output. The Epson 6010 has a whopping 2400 lumens. This provides a dynamic contrast ratio up to 200,000:1.

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JVC DLA-X90 Review

JVC's new projector the DLA-X90 is a superb unit at the $11,999.95 MSRP price point. Out of the box the image is bright and clear. The black levels are very good. With a D-ILA projector it is difficult to see the pixel structure. Most of the cheaper 3 chip LCD units on the market the viewer can resolve the pixel structure easily.

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JVC DLA-X70 Review

JVC's new projector the DLA-X70 is a superb unit at the $7999 MSRP price point. Out of the box the image is bright and clear. The black levels are very good. With a D-ILA projector it is difficult to see the pixel structure. Most of the cheaper 3 chip LCD units on the market the viewer can resolve the pixel structure easily. The LCOS( Liquid Crystal On Silicon) technology this projector features resolving the pixel width structure is difficult.

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JVC DLA-X30 Review

JVC's new projector the DLA-X30 is a superb unit at the $3499 MSRP price point. Out of the box the image is bright and clear. The black levels are very good. With a D-ILA projector it is difficult to see the pixel structure. Most of the cheaper 3 chip LCD units on the market the viewer can resolve the pixel structure easily.

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JVC DLA-X9 3D Projector Review

JVC produced stunning D-ILA LCD projectors in 2010 with the DLA-HD series. For 2011 they are revamping their lineup with 3D Ready projectors. The lineup will include the DLA-X3, DLA-X7, and DLA-X9. In this review we will focus on the DLA-X9. 

D-ILA technology has come a long way since its introduction. Let's take a look at the technology. D-ILA stands for Direct-Drive Image Light Amplifier.

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