JVC D-ila projector evolution
The D-ILA(R) is the JVC technology(invented by Hughs packs up to 2048 x 1536 pixels -a total of 3.2 million pixels- on a single 1.3" chip. Currently only available through a hand full of manufacturers was tipped to be the successor to LCD, unfortunatly LCD advances have been faster than falls in D-ILA production costs. D-ILA(R)'s CMOS design is the key to reproducing all the details in a high-definition picture. By placing the matrix addressing switches and electronics right behind (not between) the light-modulating liquid crystal layer, JVC has created a D-ILA(R) chip with a "3-dimensional" layout. The result is a 93% fill factor and virtual elimination of the annoying "grid" or "screen door effect". - more info at ProjectorSelector.com
The D-ILA(R) is the JVC technology(invented by Hughs packs up to 2048 x 1536 pixels -a total of 3.2 million pixels- on a single 1.3" chip. Currently only available through a hand full of manufacturers was tipped to be the successor to LCD, unfortunatly LCD advances have been faster than falls in D-ILA production costs. D-ILA(R)'s CMOS design is the key to reproducing all the details in a high-definition picture. By placing the matrix addressing switches and electronics right behind (not between) the light-modulating liquid crystal layer, JVC has created a D-ILA(R) chip with a "3-dimensional" layout. The result is a 93% fill factor and virtual elimination of the annoying "grid" or "screen door effect". - more info at ProjectorSelector.com