Although Epson's TV line is feature laden, they don't neglect the need for excellent image quality. Employing a 3-chip LCD system, Epson's televisions display excellent color and image detail, rivaling or exceeding similar DLP-based projection sets. The above photo shows Espon's pre-production 3LCD projection television with 1080p upscaling displayed at this year's CES.
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By Robert Silva, About.com Guide
Epson, long known for business and home office products has become aggressive in the past year marketing big-screen LCD projection televisions for home theater applications. Some of the unique features of their televisions is the inclusion of digital camera card reader, CD-writer, and photo printer. In addition, these units are modular, which makes servicing and component replacement easier.
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