Guide to DLP TVs

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Kinds of DLP TVs include the following:

Integrated HDTV DLP TVs

• Integrated HDTV DLP TVs are made with built-in high definition television features.
• They can project 1080i or 720p HDTV signals.
• They have on-screen television guides that allow the user to easily search for the desired cable or HDTV television program, eliminating the need for time-consuming channel surfing.
• Their basic features include A/V inputs and volume, color temperature, and channel controls.
• They come with remote controls.

• Widescreen DLP TVs have a longer screen size than standard DLP TVs.
• They have a picture aspect ratio of 16:9.
• Their screen size is ideal for viewing 720p or 1080i HDTV format, which is equivalent to 1280 x 720 pixel count.
• Their basic features include A/V inputs and volume, color temperature, and channel controls.
• They come with remote controls.

Cable card slot: Look for a DLP TV with a cable card slot that allows you to insert different cable cards provided by your chosen cable television company.

Recording capability:  Look for a DLP TV compatible with a hard drive recording device that allows you to program the unit to record your programs at the set date and time.

Picture-in-picture: For viewing two of your favorite shows simultaneously, choose a DLP TV with a picture-in-picture capability. This feature shows one program on a smaller window superimposed on the main screen.

Screen size: If you have a big family or if you want to install it in a common room, choose a DLP TV with a screen size of 62 inches, allowing more people to watch comfortably.

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