Svga Lcd Tft

July 20, 2010 / dj / No comments

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Home Theatre Projectors?

Hi, I'm looking for a projector for my Wii and found this one. Is it good enough?

Projection System - Signal LCD technology

Projection Method - Front/Ceiling mount/Rear

Driver Method - Poly-silicon TFT matrix

Pixel Number - 854xRGBx484

Native Resolution - VGA (Support SVGA)

Aspect Ratio - 4:3 ; 16:9

Brightness- 1200 ANSI lumens

Contrast Ratio - 800:1

Power Supply - Voltage 110-240V,50Hz

Power consuption - 200W

Dimension - 270(W)x235(L)x105(H)mm

Those are all lovely numbers and phrases, most of them meaningless to what you asked.

When you get to aspect ratio then you get to things that help (some).

That just indicates it uses a picture aspect like analog NTSC (4 to 3 or 4:3), that rectangle you are used to for all of your life and it uses the 16:9 ratio of HDTV. It's new I'm betting so it WILL be HDTV ready.

800 to 1 contrast ratio says that the differences between the picture level of black and the brightest part of the screen is 800 times. If you watched it and it's agreeable that will be fine. There are sets with much higher ratios but they are very expensive.

If you are in the UK, Europe Asia, Australia/New Zealand etc that use 50 Hz line frequency then you are fine but if you are in the US or Canada or the rest of North America I'm afraid you need to look on a North American website as you will not get good results if any from any other countries' sets. Generally North American line frequencies are SIXTY Hz. Sets made for other markets are made specifically for those markets and may be incompatible with reception, channels/frequencies and many other things (such as having 25 frames per second vs. our 30 which causes a noticeably flicker to Americans who watch TV in Britain and then there is PAL to consider and that the US is the only one mandating DTV at this time). Also, there is no warranty issue because the manufacturer does NOT back 'grey imports'.