projection television

A policy for a portable video camera or a projection television costs about $280.

Projection television has not been as popular in Japan, where homes are smaller.

They bought more projection televisions than ever before, just over one million of them.

We've got everything from speakers to projection television, so go ahead - dive in!

Or was it the 62-inch projection television with picture in picture?

Projection television sets with even larger screens are improving in quality.

This may be the first cartoon ever to look as if it were being shown on the projection television screen of a sports bar.

Instead, he said, the measure will be projection televisions.

The term can also be applied to any projection television system using three tubes, but this use is rare in the literature.

Hitachi is planning to close a California factory involved in making projection television sets.

If you need a very large television, you'll probably need a projection television.

But Americans already buy nearly one million conventional projection televisions a year, including tens of thousands that sell for $5,000 to $50,000.

From one of the long tables in the middle of the open main room, you can watch two huge projection televisions.

Some other Japanese companies sell wide-screen projection television sets.

The projection television was already on and tuned to CNN.

Advances in projection television technology in the 1990s brought about the end of the Eidophor.

A "video wall" of of 56 projection televisions will stand behind the stage for special presentations.

Projection televisions hang on the walls, while clusters of smaller sets are scattered around the room.

Today, with larger picture tubes and the growth in popularity of projection television, more scanning lines are needed to yield a satisfactory image.

The picture quality that can be obtained with videodisks has stirred new interest in large-screen projection television.

Toshiba in March began exporting projection television sets to Japan, at a rate of about 2,000 a year.

With projection televisions, the screen can be lowered from its hiding place in a specially built drop ceiling.

Large mirrors are used in rear projection televisions.

Screens with a molded lenticular surface are frequently used with projection television systems.

Their first product was the FP-62 "Vidimagic" projection television system.