What is the difference between LCD,DLP and HD-ILA televisions.?

Question

Please define ILA. THANK YOU

Answer 1

LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display, it's the same screen you see in laptop computers, except the pixels are much smaller, allowing more pixels in it's place, creating a better, more detailed image required for HD quality

DLP stands for Digital Light Processing, the image is created in a computer chip (looks like a computer processor with an LCD screen on it), and is focused using mirrors (given the motto "It's amazing, it's the mirrors" or something like that)

As for HD-ILA, i don't know what it stands for, but it's similar to one of those head gear things that Nintendo made quite a while ago that displayed one color (usually red), there are 3 different plates, one for each of the primary colors (Red, Green, and Blue, aka RGB), each plate, when displayed together, acts like CRT projectors and shows up as a million different colors (more or less, I am not sure on the exact amount), it is slightly similar to DLP, but more similar to CRT projection