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Most projectors need to be a long way from the screen to deliver massive pictures, but not this DLP model from Toshiba. It uses an ultra short-focus lens to generate a 2.5m (100in) image when placed just 1.3m from the screen
Move the sofa aside because Toshiba's 52-inch DLP monster is the ultimate big screen budget TV. Winning the sheer acreage award for TVs for under the two grand mark, Toshiba's first DLP rear-projection TV is simply behemothic.
Although the Toshiba TDP-FF1 uses conventional DLP technology, the light source is unusual as the lamp is LED. From one point of view, this is a good thing as LEDs have a long life of more than 10,000 hours...
This neat and lightweight projector is a new entrant in the low cost DLP stakes. Although not quite the cheapest of its kind around, it is available quite deeply discounted from its nominal price
There is no doubting the provenance of this model, which proclaims 'data projector' in large type on the cover of the instruction manual. Indeed, the Toshiba is available in an alternative version, the TDP-SC25...
If you're not already considering a DLP for your next big-screen purchase, you should be. HCC has auditioned a number of models recently which have seriously impressed with both their picture quality and value.
As the only truly 'HD Ready' projector in this group test, Toshiba's new MT700 gets a healthy head start over its rivals. But can it hold on to its lead to the finish?DescriptionIn spite of its essentially fat and plain rectangular shape, the MT700...
Projectors meeting the stringent new industry 'HD Ready' criteria are few and far between this side of £3,000. Many manage some of the four key requirements: an HDCP-enabled HDMI/DVI jack...
Many of the traditional 'quality' brands are now trying to get a bit of the über-budget action,with Toshiba being the latest to give it a go with the £430 28Z44.Surprisingly,the 28Z44's low price hasn't prevented Toshiba...
Toshiba's latest is a true home cinema projector: a DLP design using the Texas Instruments 1,024 x 576 pixel optical chip. The MT500 is lightweight, but there's no carrying handle or internal speaker.
We've been mightily impressed by some of Toshiba's supposedly lower-ranking projectors - so we come to the company's flagship MT8 model with hopes raised high.The Mt8 looks quite plush in some ways
Surprising though it may seem, the MT200 isn't Toshiba's first foray under £1,000 with a projector. The TLP-ET1 claimed that distinction nearly a year ago. However, the ET1 used LCD technology...
Once the exclusive domain of high-end brands like Sim 2 and Loewe, DLP rear-pro sets are now hitting the mainstream, with a range of different brands suddenly launching a glut of them, the latest of which is long-time CRT rear-projection king, Toshiba.
Although Toshiba's TLP-ET1 isn't the only projector to break the £1,000 barrier, it's certainly the roundest! It has been built to form a practically perfect circle, with only the lens sticking out from the side of what we can thus assume...