Over the past few years, “big screen” has increasingly meant “flat panel,” with projection ... to be a big-screen TV. Officially, the Nebula Laser Display 100-inch will cost $3,000.

Expertise A 25-year CNET veteran, David has been reviewing TVs since the days of CRT, rear-projection ... the least expensive TV in this size range, however. TCL's 98-inch S4, for example, retails ...

October 3, 2006 The first thought that crossed our mind when we saw JVC’s HD HD-ILA Hybrid rear ... TV and wonder if, like the megapixel race with digital cameras passing 5MPX, the 100 inch ...

He touched on some of the other projection technologies that Hisense is working on, including an optical engine with a 0.24 throw ratio -- that's a 100-inch Full HD image from just 1.7 inches.

When discussing a big-screen TV, size is bound to be the primary topic of conversation, but with Hisense’s 100-inch Ultra HD Laser ... wearing sunglasses. For a projection TV, its daytime ...

Under these conditions, the Laser TV shows a peak brightness of 158.58cd/m 2. This would be fairly dim for an emissive display, but for a projection system producing a 100-inch picture ...

Las Vegas - Chinese electronics maker Hisense, which says it is South Africa and China’s biggest TV seller, plans to sell a 100-inch 4K laser projection TV system later this year. This is according to ...

I spent some time with the 100-inch Hisense L9H 4K Laser TV in a demo session recently ... appears as a normal rectangle on the wall or projection screen. But most importantly, the projected ...

All XGIMI projection devices sold in China now come with an extended two-year warranty. Undoubtedly, the most prominent feature of XGIMI’s 100-inch MIRA TV model is its price. As mentioned ...

It’s true that you no longer need to spend $10,000+ for a 100-inch ... Google TV before, the experience here is identical. But before watching anything, I had to keystone the projection.

Big TV Size Has Always Been a Status Symbol ... I would watch cartoons 100% on one of these behemoths. Rear Projection Was Almost Great at the End My Editor-in-Chief here at How-To Geek thinks ...