Projector Tech Comparison: LCD vs DLP - The Electronics Inside 

Great to see both “side by side” on the same video. Your way of presenting and comments are very pleasant to see. That part of dichroic glasses and the light representation turned out a beautiful insight. May I suggest you to include a few seconds along the narrative to include (@ post producing) some macro photos, or eventually microscope-based photos - probably a digital camera with enough MPx and zoom in would work fine. This could bring us to better witness such beauties of the LCD and DLP. Thanks for sharing

I remember the laptop screen projector using a OHP! I was SO impressed the first time I saw it :O It was some lecture we attended in school, I forget the topic, I just remember it was a physics lecture, and the classic OHP was rolled out, and then this glass panel placed on top :O

wow amazing, i always thought that the LCD's themselves were colored. Projectors never cease to amaze me.

Awesome video! I actually owned a CRT projector (bought used on eBay) in the early 2000's. I'm not surprised that the ones you saw had bad color convergence. I remember that calibrating it took hours, but it was worth it. The image was silky smooth... almost like film. Too bad it weighed about 200 lbs.

siempre me dio curiosidad como funcionan!! Gracias por mostrarlo y explicar tan claro!! seguí así

I have hitachi cpx 4015 wn projector it shows pendrive all files audio files plays smoothly but when i click on the video it open same screen again. not playing video

I really enjoy your videos!

We were using those 90’s lcd projectors in 2011 at my highschool 😂

Not liquid spillage, this is caused by hours of intense heat cooking the glues and plastic surfaces. A blister is formed and that avalanches causing the damage you saw and the glue eventually gets so brittle the lens falls apart. Green is the center LCD and blue is the one the farthest away. You will see there are extra lenses to intensify the blue light path since human eyes have problems with blue. The fact that blue is amplified it will quickly burn the LCD or the polarizer plates causing discoloration on the screen. LCD also suffered from dust contamination since the light path was exposed. The next step between these two technologies was the introduction of a colored LCD panel in a very small form-factor and quite inexpensive. This allowed a single LCD to produce the full picture and thus eliminating the need for splitting the white light. short light path, less dust, but lousy picture quality.

If you search by datashow overhead projector, think is what was used in schools in the old days

Not all LCD projectors are big and bulky. From what I've seen there isn't much difference between the two as far as size and weight goes.

How about a cell phone sized projector

There are LED projector with les complicated components and very cheap and good image quality, it can beam up to 4k

16:45 The opposite of Monochromatic is Polychromatic

"Labyrinth" would be known as the light engine

Things are moving towards a LASER projection based TV projector.

Good

10:39 hehehe 👁

Here’s a short video of one of the lcd projector panels. I totally remember these from 1994-1995. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BITINH06Wbo.html

DLP may be amazing, but the picture quality is inferior to LCD. Size of the units vary - some of the Epsons are still huge, but there are some Epson 3-LCD units that are no bigger than the competing DLP ones, and the price is about the same for equivalent resolution and features. And LCD image quality is superior to DLP in every way. Better contrast, better color, everything.