Liquid crystal type rear-projection television with a reduced ca

Optics: image projectors – Cabinet encloses projector and one side of screen – Reflector between lamp and screen

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353 74, 353119, G03B 2128

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052785955

ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal projector is obliquely disposed in a lower front portion of a cabinet. A first mirror for reflecting light beams of R, G and B coming from the liquid crystal projector is disposed obliquely with respect to the top-bottom, right-left and front-rear directions of the cabinet. A second mirror is disposed so as to be inclined toward a screen. With this configuration, the optical axis of the light beams that extends from the liquid crystal projector to the screen is folded back three-dimensionally. In the liquid crystal projector, the optical axis of a condensing reflector may be slightly inclined from the central axis of a projection lens.

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