DLP Projectors (page 9 of 15)
DLP projectors are a popular choice for various environments from office to higher education to home cinema. DLP projectors feature all the latest resolutions and ligh sources including 4K and laser . If you are looking for a projector that has a compact chassis, requires minimal maintenance, is feature rich yet cost effective, DLP projectors are certainly worth looking at in greater detail.
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- In Stock
- 4K UHD
- 3300
- LED
Immerse yourself in true-to-life colours and enhanced contrast with the BenQ X3100i gaming projector - Call for Availability
- WUXGA
- 6500
- Laser
Offering high brightness, 4K compatibility, and a long-life laser technology for continuous operation. - In Stock
- WUXGA
- 6000
- Laser
The BenQ LU935 Laser Projector offers superior performance with its revolutionary laser technology, 6000 lumens, and 92% Rec.709 colour coverage. - Call for Availability
- 4K UHD
- 3200
- LED
Lens shift and a wide zoom range, so the projector goes where the room allows rather than where the screen insists. - In Stock
- WUXGA
- 6000
- Laser
High-brightness, short throw laser projector. Reliable performance and immersive experiences. - Call for Availability
- WUXGA
- 7000
- Laser
Perfect for any setting that requires a bright, clear image. Featuring a dust-resistant optical engine for 24/7 operation. - Call for Availability
- WUXGA
- 5200
- Laser
The Panasonic PT-FRZ50 is a versatile projector with 5200 lumens, WUXGA resolution, and a 2.0x zoom lens for easy installation. - In Stock
- WUXGA
- 5200
- Laser
The Panasonic PT-FRZ60 is a versatile projector with 5200 lumens, WUXGA resolution, and a 2.0x zoom lens for easy installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
DLP projectors deliver superb images. DLP technology is widely used in education, business, large venue commercial and home cinema environments.
What is DLP?
DLP stands for Digital Light Processing. DLP projectors beam light through a color wheel, reflection mirrors, then finally a lens. Developed by Texas Instruments, the DLP chip, aka digital micromirror device (DMD), differentiates DLP from LCD projectors.
What are the typical features of a DLP projector?
- Sharper images
- Filter-free design for virtually no maintenance
- Maintenance-free design that saves time and reduces cost
- Sealed optics prevents dust spots
- Typically small, lightweight profile compared to LCD projectors
- Cheaper purchase price than a similar spec LCD projector
Do DLP projectors only come with a lamp light source?
The quick answer is no.
DLP projectors are available with UHP lamp, LED and Laser light source options
Is a DLP or LCD projector better for Gaming use?
DLP projectors are the preferred gamers choice when it comes to projectors as they have much lower input lag times, some as low as 4ms!
Discover The Latest Guides and Advice
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A Guide To Display Type Technologies
The panels within a projector are key components in determining the resolution, clarity and contrast of the final image. Three types of panels dominate the industry: LCD, DLP, and LCOS. LCD and DLP are the most common, but each has its drawbacks whilst LCos is a hybrid of the two. The following guide is a […]Read More -
A Guide to Display Resolution
One of the most important things to consider when choosing a projector is its resolution. The resolution determines the quality of the image that the projector produces. A higher resolution means a better quality image, but the right resolution for you depends on your budget and needs. This guide looks into everything you need to […]Read More -
Best Laser Projectors
Various types of projectors, such as LED or lamp-based projectors, are available in the market to fulfil your entertainment and professional needs. However, there is another more advanced projector known as a laser projector. With a distinctive internal design, laser projectors provide a sharper image and a broader range of colours than their counterparts. Simply […]Read More
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