How does Panasonic's Smooth Screen technology Really Work?

Ever since the well-known Japanese conglomerate Panasonic has been offering home cinema projectors with LCD, they have been equipping them with their own "Smooth Screen" technology. This serves to reduce the marked pixel structure of digital projectors. And this technology has divided the opinion of home cinema fans for as long as it has been in existence. One group considers it not only effective but as absolutely necessary for an LCD projector, while others think that the projection focus is adversely affected.

But what is right? Does smooth screen really compensate a typical LCD shortcoming, or is it just a cheap defocusing trick? To answer this question, we explain in detail the technology behind it in this Know-how Specia...

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