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DLP Technology - How it works





I was going to do a write-up on how DLP technology is used to display a picture on a screen, but Texas Instruments has done a fantastic job of explaining this unique technology. Plus it is in Flash video to boot! Saves me some research and typing...

Anyway, here is the link:

http://search.dlp.com/


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