Wayne, NJ (February 16, 2007) — JVC Professional Products Company today announced that is has expanded its HD-ILA rear projection TV line up with the introduction of the HD-P61R2U 61″ and HD-P70R2U 70 ...

TOKYO — To better compete against flat-screen TV sets, Victor Company of Japan Ltd. (JVC) has developed an optical engine that allows a 60-inch class rear projection TV to have a depth of just 10 ...

JVC Dramatically Reduces Cabinet Depth In New Slim HD-ILA Rear Projection HDTVs; New optical engine allows shallow-cabinet 58- and 65-Inch RPTVs. JVC brings a new profile to the rear projection TV ...

Measuring in at 10 inches deep, JVC’s 58-inch HD-58S998 is the thinnest rear projection TV around, challenging its skinnier plasma and LCD counterparts on both screen size and price (the JVC goes for ...

A few months ago I reviewed a Dell 42-inch plasma display which, in my opinion, is a really big TV. But it's not as big as they get. For that matter, neither is the 61-inch JVC HD-ILA Rear Projection ...

October 3, 2006 The first thought that crossed our mind when we saw JVC’s HD HD-ILA Hybrid rear projection television prototype was that if screens get much bigger, we’ll need bigger houses. At 110 ...

JVC's aimed straight at the large end of the rear pro market with their new HD-Z70RX5, a 70-inch model that trumps the largest screens its competitors have to offer (such as the 62-inch Toshiba ...

JVC will introduce a few new rear projection TVs for the Japanese market, under the “Big Screen EXE” brand. The 61″ “HD-61MD60″ will cost 787,500 yen, and the 51″ 682,500 yen. They do appear to have ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. JVC has expanded its HD-ILA rear-projection television lineup with the introduction of the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. JVC has decided to hang it up. Literally. The Japanese manufacturer said it has developed a type ...

An earlier large-screen TV that employed several technologies to generate the image. Rear-projection TVs (RPTVs) were developed to extend the size of the CRT TV, which for practical purposes maxed out ...