Lcd vs dlp projectors

[IggyXD]

im looking to buy a $400-$1500 projector annd ive seen alot of lcd and dlp lamps for them i would like to know which is better for like fast movement for like video games and whatt the difference between them noise from the projector is fine i want a good stable projector that i can get replacement bulbs for around $100-$400 i would like 1080p or 720p able to have a nice big screen of like 100-200inch and still look half way good and not fuzzy if you can give any comments i would be very thankful please and thank you

 

[Wolfshadw]

Take a serious look at the Epson 8350.
If you don't go that route, avoid any 720p projectors. You'll just be kicking yourself later on (especially with that projected image size).

-Wolf sends

 

[americanaudiophile]

Projectors generally do not have motion artifacts like LCD TVs. So either will work. I agree that the Epson is a great way to go. They have excellent picture quality and the company has very good customer service. They often have special deals and rebates so check out their website.

 

[jcoultas98]

Agreed with epson in your price range, panasonic has a few LCOS, and LG has one lcos i'd look at. I"m not personally a DLP fan, as i can see the rainbowing effects of a single chip model.

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