JVC's 2006 lineup of rear-projection HDTVs includes several 1080p models, all of which use the company's HD-ILA technology, a variant of LCoS. The least-expensive example is the HD-56FN97, a 56-inch HDTV that has much to recommend it in terms of picture performance. That said, its picture quality isn't quite as good as some of the best 1080p big-screens we've seen this year, which include the likes of Sony's KDS-60A2000, which also uses an LCoS variant, or Samsung's HL-S5687W, which uses DLP (more info here)..



Link: CNET