T&L is working on its May presentation issue and the age-old question, "LCD or DLP?" has come up. We'd like to hear what you've found works better in your schools. Thanks for sharing your opinion on the forum. --- Christine Weiser, Managing Editor

Last fall we revisited LCD or DLP and after 20 years of maintaining a 100% LCD inventory we made the switch to DLP and haven't looked back. DLP doesn't suffer from degradation of the LCD block, which to repair costs almost as much as a new projector. DLP technology has moved along so that the earlier color wheel effect, contrast, and color saturation characteristics no longer make it come up with the short straw.