DLP TV pros and cons

Being mirror-based, DLP systems use light very efficiently. That helps DLP images achieve outstanding brightness, contrast ratio and black levels. DLP images are also known for their crisp detail, smooth motion, and excellent color accuracy and consistency. Also, DLP-based TVs are probably the most resistant to screen burn-in.

The color wheel causes some people to occasionally see "rainbows" — brief multicolored flashes of light on the screen, often occurring when the viewer's eyes glance quickly away from the screen. Most people don't see rainbows, and relatively few who do are bothered by them. For those viewers who are sensitive to rainbows and find them distracting, a TV that doesn't use a color wheel, such as a 3-panel LCD or LCoS model, would be a better choice.

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