Compare Mitsubishi HC100U DLP Projector to Mitsubishi HC6000 LCD Projector

"Projectors like the HC100U are a great alternative for home theater entertainment and offer the biggest screen size-to-space efficiency ratio. The HC100U is approximately the size of a large box of chocolates, throws an image up to 250 inches diagonally, and its light weight allows users to easily store it out of sight when not in use. The versatile HC100U provides easy set-up: the direct component video and VGA inputs are standard and require no additional adapters. The low-cost projector even has a DVI-D, HDCP-compliant input for connection to high-definition set-top boxes and up-conversion HD DVD players. With a 2000:1 contrast ratio, the HC100U provides a finite level of detail in black areas of a video image or DVD, which is typically a challenge for other front-projection displays. Its 1,500 lumens of brightness make it versatile enough to use during the daytime with shades or at night without turning out all the lights. " Less

Product Features: Display Technology: TFT Active Matrix; Type: LCD Projectors; Image Brightness: 1000 ANSI lumens; Contrast Ratio: 15000:1; Form Factor: Desktop; Weight: 12.3 lb.; Image Size (Diagonal): 50 in. - 300 in.; Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080; Screen Distance: 1.4 ft. - 2.26 ft.; Analog Video Format: NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL 60, PAL-M, PAL-N, SECAM; Synchronization Range Horizontal: 15 - 100 kHz; Synchronization Range Vertical : 50 - 120 Hz; Operation Noise: 19 dB; Interface: RS232C (mini DIN-8 pin); Video Input: 15 Pin D-Sub VGA, S-Video x 1; Light Source Life: 5000 Hours; Depth: 13.86 in.; Height: 4.92 in.; Weight: 12.3 lb.; Width: 13.14 in. Less