LCD (liquid crystal display) is the established technology used by most of the leading manufacturers. Light from a powerful lamp is split into red, green and blue and then channeled through three panels made up of liquid crystal dots or pixels. Electric currents are used to 'switch' individual pixels off or on in each of the panels, thereby letting the different colour light through to make up the image. Despite the often slightly smaller size of DLP projectors, LCD gives better data quality, whilst DLP is better for moving images such as video, or when you want to view black and white images. For example, looking a images of ribs in medical environments, then generally, DLP copes with greyscale better than LCD.

LCOS (liquid crystal on silicon) technology is currently available from a few manufacturers. LCD uses liquid crystals on glass panels, and light passes through the LCD panels to the lens. DLP uses tiny tilting mirrors to pass light. LCOS uses both these ideas, in that it is a reflective technology that uses liquid crystals instead of tiny mirrors. LCOS projectors typically use three LCOS panels, one for red, blue and green.

LCOS projectors are mainly SXGA which is cheaper than the other technologies to produce this resolution. This combined with LCOS having minimum space between pixels means you get very clear images especially on text. Larger projected images look clearer.

Most of the multimedia projectors below can be used for both computer and video presentations.  Projectors marked with VIDEO can only be used with video sources such as DVD players and video recorders.  For help on choosing a projector, then click here or request our:

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Please note that Wedgwood only supply projectors, plasma screens and monitors to businesses, government bodies, educational establishments and charities.  We do not sell to private individuals.

All projectors are covered by the manufacturers' warranty (UK), which excludes the projector lamp. Projector lamps are consumables, therefore the lamp life hours shown are a guideline only, up to a maximum number of lamp life hours.

If you would like a written projector quotation and/or PDF product brochures, then please contact us at projectors@wedgwood-group.com or call 01754 769967.

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Page last updated:  Thursday 11 March 2010

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Wedgwood only deliver to the UK mainland. To place an order then please fax your official purchase order to 0800 018 9968 (or 01754 768036), including your purchase order number, invoice/delivery address, goods, delivery charge, total including VAT and method of payment. We are unable to take telephone orders, but you can order online with our shopping cart.

If you are an educational establishment, government establishment, large registered charity or blue chip company and wish to pay by 14 or 30 day account please fax your official purchase order.

Please do not book installation of equipment before goods have arrived and have been fully tested. We accept no liability for installation or other cost occurred in the case of late delivery. Courier delays, manufacturer supply problems, etc, are beyond our responsible control.

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