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DLP (Digital Light Processing) -- Light is projected on to a chip with millions of microscopic mirrors. Each mirror is a pixel and can be moved very fast to either reflect light on to the screen or not. These TVs are a lot thinner than CRTs but not quite flat. About 3~5 time thicker than and LCD or Plasma.
CRT (Cathode ray tube) -- Your standard old TV with a big tube.
[1 point]2 years ago by dr1024ReplyEdited 2 years ago by dr1024
United States
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What Dlp? What Crt?
DLP (Digital Light Processing) -- Light is projected on to a chip with millions of microscopic mirrors. Each mirror is a pixel and can be moved very fast to either reflect light on to the screen or not. These TVs are a lot thinner than CRTs but not quite flat. About 3~5 time thicker than and LCD or Plasma.
CRT (Cathode ray tube) -- Your standard old TV with a big tube.
I don't think it's one of those.
Colour
Me poor slob: CRT :-)
CRT :(
Big Plasma - super nice color and clarity. The price for plasma TVs has come down sooo much since it's competitors price (LCD) has also decreased.
Follow-up: Main TV is a plasma, 3 CRTs in the bedrooms and a medium LCD for the kids area.