ProjectorCentral - Projector Reviews

Toshiba TLP-X150U XGA LCD Classroom Projector

Wed, 24 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The X150's real strengths are in color accuracy and image clarity and sharpness.These two areas make it a great choice for several groups. Administrators can use it to give presentations to their staff. Teachers of art and science can find myriad uses in the classroom. The X150 is a good fit in any classroom where image quality is more important than feature set, and it makes a great companion to any administrator. And, at street prices under $750, it is not prohibitively expensive.

Optoma HD8200 Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 24 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Optoma HD8200 follows in the footsteps of the venerable HD80, which was one of the finest 1080p DLP projectors under $10,000 during its time. It had great ANSI contrast at 515:1 and superb color performance. Now, the HD8200 takes the HD80's impressive legacy and beats it, reaching an impressive 582:1 ANSI contrast.

BenQ MP522ST DLP XGA Short-Throw Classroom Projector

Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The BenQ MP522ST has a lot going for it - it is bright, sharp, and able to put a big picture on screen from a short distance. However, it also has its flaws - the remote control is missing some key features and connectivity could be far better than it is. The missing features aren't things that everyone would use, and as such the BenQ MP522ST may be just perfect for your classroom. Be aware of what the projector is and isn't capable of, and make a smart purchase - and maybe you'll find that the MP522ST is right for you. Look for this one at street prices under $800.

Mitsubishi XD250U Portable DLP Classroom Projector

Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Mitsubishi's XD250U, their brand-new DLP XGA classroom projector, can be summed up in one word: more. It has more lumens, so you can light up a larger screen or leave more room lights running. It has more ports, so you can connect all of your sources more easily. It has a 6,000 hour lamp life, for more presentations before you need to perform maintenance. And it has a ten-watt speaker, for more pure sound power. The only thing that's "less" is the price, at only $899.

Casio XJ-S32 XGA DLP Super Slim Classroom Projector

Fri, 12 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

While other manufacturers of portable projectors tend to focus on length and width, Casio focuses on depth. Their XJ-S32, a 2300-lumen XGA projector, is only 1.7 inches tall and weighs four pounds. Its unique portability makes it easy to stuff in a briefcase or laptop bag. For an educator or administrator on the move, this portability is priceless. With a 2.0:1 zoom lens and three-year warranty, there is a lot to like about Casio's slim portable - not the least of which is its $799 price.

Viewsonic PJD5351 DLP XGA Short-Throw Classroom Projector

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Viewsonic PJD5351 is a powerful little package for the classroom. Pushing 2500 lumens, this short-throw XGA projector is a perfect companion to a laptop and a rolling cart. With a low upfront cost and minimal maintenance, the PJD5351 is an affordable option for schools - and its easy portability means it can be used in multiple classrooms over the course of the day, maximizing value. With strong multi-purpose capability, the PJD5351 is a superb option for educators.

Epson Home Cinema 700 Home Entertainment/Crossover projector

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Epson's Home Cinema 700 is a hybrid - it contains some of the best features of mobile presentation projectors as well as some great home entertainment capability. No matter what you use the projector for, you will be treated to a bright, vibrant, high-contrast image that is sure to do your source material justice. Several innovative options like the SD card reader and USB ports make projection a snap, even without a VGA cable or even without a computer. An auto iris and HDMI port make it a great choice for home entertainment, especially with a video game console. All in all, the Epson Home Cinema 700 attempts to do two things at once -- and actually succeeds. Look for this one at street prices around $799.

Vivitek D935VX Classroom Projector

Wed, 27 May 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Vivitek's recently released D935VX is a 3000-lumen DLP XGA projector. While it is a powerful addition to any classroom, its high brightness and moderately long throw lens make it especially well suited to large classrooms or small lecture halls. Exceptional performance with data and graphics, coupled with solid video quality, make the D935VX a steal at street prices under $800.

Optoma EX525ST Short-Throw Classroom Projector

Mon, 18 May 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma's EX525ST is their first short-throw projector, and they took the time to get it right. This projector is geared for the K-12 classroom market, with several features that make it ideal for the classroom - among them a password lock that engages automatically if the projector sits idle for too long, a control panel lockout, and an 8-watt speaker that provides plenty of sound. With street prices below $1100, the EX525ST is a great choice for cramped classrooms.

InFocus IN3108 Widescreen Classroom Projector

Mon, 11 May 2009 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus's IN3108 is a 3500-lumen, 7-pound WXGA DLP projector that doesn't have a lot of surprises. It is a good, solid, dependable projector that creates a balanced image. The extra features are a little on the sparse side, and some traditional favorites are missing - like wired networking and mouse control for the attached computer. However, it also picks up some new features, like an HDMI port for video and a DisplayLink connection for easy, quick startups. For the educator who cares about image quality above all else, the IN3108 is a solid performer.

InFocus IN1102 Mobile Presentation Projector

Fri, 08 May 2009 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus has created a nifty little projector, the InFocus Work Big IN1102, and designed it to include features with a traveling presenter in mind. Think about it - what do traveling presenters need? Portability, brightness, and ease of use. The IN1102 meets all of these needs. Its well-conceived design shows attentiveness to the needs of the mobile user. The IN1102 is an excellent example of a product whose form and function is perfectly tailored to its intended use.

Sharp Z15000 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 29 Apr 2009 03:00:00 PDT

For fans of DLP technology who have been waiting for prices on a very high contrast 1080p DLP projector to drop to street prices below $2,500, the wait is over. The newly released SharpVision XV-Z15000 is Sharp's most aggressively priced 1080p home theater projector to date. With a contrast rating of 30,000:1, it is one of the highest contrast DLP products to come to market. And it has some unique portability that is not found on any of the competing 1080p models in its price class.

Mitsubishi XD221U Portable DLP Education Projector

Fri, 24 Apr 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Normally, people think of projectors as tools which help them to be more effective visually. The XD221U is one of the first that can give instructors serious help in the audio department, too. With the XD221U's sound-mixing capabilities, instructors can be easily heard over any other content being used, leading to more effective lessons and fewer confused students. Of course, it is an outstanding projector in other areas, too - such as its exceptional lamp life and otherwise-nonexistent maintenance requirements. The XD221U is brand new, but can be found for less than $800, making it a great bargain. If it sounds like it would fit your needs, give this projector some serious consideration.

Hitachi CP-X2010N LCD XGA Education Projector Review

Tue, 14 Apr 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Hitachi CP-X2010N has almost everything you could want in an education projector. It is small enough to be used on a rolling cart, but powerful enough to light up a screen without turning all the room lights off. It has a quiet fan, but a loud speaker. It is portable, but theft-resistant. It can be used on a dedicated screen or a repurposed blackboard. It is, in short, a well-rounded projector that can be adapted to a myriad of classroom applications, and its low price and long lamp life make it a smart choice for schools trying to keep costs low. The CP-X2010N earns a place among our Highly Rated projectors for its combination of dynamite performance and low price.

LG HS102G Pocket Projector Review

Tue, 14 Apr 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The LG HS102G met my expectations. Designed for small audiences, it serves its purpose well delivering quality images and enough features to make showing photos and videos or presenting a breeze. The low power mode provides a quieter fan with an inconsequential loss of brightness and the LED light source delivers 30,000 hours of usage.

Epson Home Cinema 6100 Review

Mon, 30 Mar 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Epson Home Cinema 6100 is Epson's new entry level 1080p home theater projector. Currently selling around $1800 with a mail in rebate, it is one of the least expensive 1080p models currently on the market. It is also one of the brightest. It is rated at 1800 lumens, but we actually measured 1,864 lumens in its brightest configuration. That is a tremendous amount of light. It makes the 6100 well-suited to living room and ambient light conditions in the home, and it should have great appeal to owners and managers of sports bars. Generally, people who are buying budget projectors such as this one are not investing a big chunk of cash to prepare a dedicated, darkened theater room. So the abundance of light that the 6100 can deliver will come in very handy for many of its users.

Eiki LC-XD25 Projector Review

Fri, 27 Mar 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Eiki LC-XD25 is a bright, lightweight, native XGA projector. It easily connects to Mac, PCs and other video sources. It will serve well in a typical K-12 classroom application with or without a screen. Its design is definitely "old school" but its brightness level makes it desirable for school applications.

JVC DLA-RS10 and RS20 Home Theater Projector Review

Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The JVC DLA-RS10 and DLA-RS20 are JVC's newest models in a long line of D-ILA based home theater projectors. D-ILA, or Direct-drive Image Light Amplifier, is JVC's proprietary version of LCOS microdisplay technology. JVC's D-ILA home theater projectors have always had excellent picture quality. But those who remember back a few years will recall that contrast on those earlier units was modest by competitive standards, casework was boxy and bulky, fan noise was exceptionally high, and lamp replacement costs were extreme.

Sharp XG-P560W Large Venue Projector Review

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Sharp's new XG-P560W is a 5200 lumen, 58 pound WXGA projector that uses a three-chip DLP light engine and a dual lamp system. With several useful lamp control options, great connectivity, and a stellar warranty, the P560W is a great new option in the world of fixed-installation, large venue projectors. It is available now for prices under $12K.

Optoma Pico PK-101 DLP Projector Review

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Outside of improved brightness and resolution, I wasn't sure how pico projectors could differentiate themselves from one another, but the Optoma Pico PK-101 DLP Projector found its niche. It's great for projecting photos or video from anything you can connect to it via composite video and does a very good job of rendering color.

3M MPro110 Pico Projector

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The new ultra small pico projectors on the market represent a big step toward small projectors suitable for presentations, video, photos, and gaming. Their pocket size makes them highly portable and lets you project onto anything that's available. The 3M MPro110 is an example of this new breed.

Epson 6500UB and 7500 UB Projector Review

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The Epson Home Cinema 6500UB and Pro Cinema 7500UB are the company's latest high performance home theater projectors. Unveiled at the CEDIA show last September, they commenced shipments around the end of the year. If one needed to describe what they are all about in one sentence it would be this: They are very bright, and very high in contrast. Actually, they are among the brightest home theater projectors we've ever seen. They are not without a few flaws, but as image quality goes, they are very impressive indeed.

Aiptek PocketCinema V10 Pico Projector

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

As a portable presentation tool and cinema projector, the Aiptek PocketCinema V10 has all of the right inputs and comes with the accessories needed to take your presentation on the road or watch a movie.

Aiptek PocketCinema T10 Pico Projector

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Unlike the Aiptek V10, the Aiptek T10 was designed for movies making its 640 x 360 resolution display suitable for widescreen viewing.

Toshiba TDP-F10U Pocket Projector

Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

The TDP-F10 is ideal for a traveling presenter who wants a projector that is simple to setup and offers a reliable light source. With the SD-card reader and remote, you can leave your laptop at home. It would also fit nicely in a small conference room because it's bright enough to display your information and quiet enough to not notice it.

Sanyo PLC-XTC50L 5000 Lumen Installation Projector

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo is now shipping the PLC-XTC50L, an all new XGA resolution 5000-lumen installation projector. With some unique features that reduce maintenance costs, it makes products of its type more user friendly than ever before. At 32 lbs, it is somewhat larger and heavier than many other 5000-lumen products on the market. However, several advantages accrue from its size. First, it is remarkably quiet for a 5000-lumen light cannon. But perhaps more importantly, the larger form factor houses a robust light engine with a unique dual-lamp design that offers flexibility and ensures continued seamless operation.

Canon REALiS WUX10 WUXGA LCoS Projector

Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:00:00 PDT

Canon's WUX10 is a fine example of a high-resolution presentation projector. It is an easily portable, super high resolution projector that can handle almost any signal you throw in its direction without breaking a sweat. If you want to give your presentations a little extra detail, or take your photography display to the next level, give the WUX10 a good, hard look.

Sanyo PLV-Z3000 Projector Review

Thu, 11 Dec 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo has just begun to ship their latest high performance 1080p home theater projector, the PLV-Z3000. Not only does this projector offer improved contrast over last year's popular Z2000, but the big news is that it is the first home theater projector under $10,000 to offer 5:5 pulldown. What's the benefit of 5:5 pulldown, you ask? Well, 5:5 pulldown is a way to eliminate judder that is a by-product of the 3:2 pulldown conversion required to convert 24 fps film to 30 fps video. This occurs in the NTSC world of 60 Hz power, and is not relevant to those living in countries using PAL or SECAM.

Optoma HD806 Projector Review

Thu, 20 Nov 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The Optoma HD806 is the newest of Optoma's family of DLP 1080p projectors. From the outside, the HD806 looks identical to the HD80, released in July of 2007. We reviewed it at that time and we were extremely enthused with it, eventually giving it an Editor's Choice Award. The HD80 was quickly followed by the HD8000, which is basically the same projector with some additional calibration features, and it is sold through the CEDIA channel rather than via internet resellers.

Sony VPL-HW10 Projector Review

Fri, 07 Nov 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Sony's newest 1080p projector, the Bravia VPL-HW10, is now available, and it is easily the finest projector from Sony we've yet seen. The HW10 is brighter than previous models by a decent margin, has excellent contrast, open midtones, a sharp picture, and good placement flexibility. With an official retail price of $3,499, the Sony VPL-HW10 is a great value.

Samsung SP-A800 Projector Review

Mon, 03 Nov 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The Samsung SP-A800B was initially announced over a year ago at the CEDIA trade show in September, 2007. However, it did not commence shipments until last spring, and we did not get a review sample until three weeks ago. Normally we would not review a projector this late in its product life, but the SP-A800B is not just any projector. It was produced out of a collaboration between Samsung and Joe Kane, perhaps the best known video technology consultant in the business. Mr. Kane has a reputation for the pursuit of video perfection. Products designed under his influence tend to have a purity and elegance that competing products can't quite match. The SP-A800B is no exception.

Mitsubishi HC6500 Projector Review

Mon, 27 Oct 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The HC6500 has arrived, and brings with it solid performance at a lower price point than Mitsubishi's flagship HC7000. High lumen output and great shadow detail make it a good performer with HD film and video, while quiet exhaust and a 5,000 hour lamp life make it a pleasure to use. The HC6500 is for sale through authorized dealers for $3,495 or less.

Panasonic PT-AE3000 Projector Review

Mon, 13 Oct 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Every so often a projector manufacturer takes a might swing and hits one way out of the ballpark. Such is the case with this fall's new Panasonic PT-AE3000. Panasonic's third generation 1080p home theater projector combines a breathtaking array of features with rich, satisfying image quality, and brings it all to market for an MSRP of $3,499. The AE3000 is one of those new benchmark-setting achievements that will cause the industry to rethink pricing on 1080p projectors. One wonders... how long can high-end brands continue to ask $10,000 and up for 1080p projectors when you can get stunning, high contrast 1080p picture quality and an unsurpassed boatload of features for street prices close to $3,000?

Mitsubishi HC7000 Projector Review

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Mitsubishi's HC7000 is their newest home theater projector, and the first in the "Diamond Series" of projectors. Their new flagship model sports a newer, sexier case design and claims a new all-time high for contrast at 72,000:1. With higher native panel contrast and a better auto iris than both the HC6000 and HC5500, great color, and near-silent operation, the HC7000 is by far the best projector we've seen from Mitsubishi to date. The HC7000 is not the brightest 1080p projector on the market by any stretch. There are other projectors available which are superior for home entertainment in rooms with ambient light, but the HC7000 is not built with that purpose in mind. Contrast performance (both ANSI and on/off) is superb, and the HC7000 is perfect for dark room home theater.

Sanyo PLV-Z700 Projector Review

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Last year we said the PLV-Z2000 was the most attractive home theater projector Sanyo had ever built. The newly released Sanyo PLV-Z700, the company's latest 1080p projector, uses the same design as the Z2000, with identical casework, color, and connection panel. Other than the model number sticker, you can't tell the difference between them from the outside.

Sanyo PLV-Z60 Projector Review

Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:00:00 PDT

After the release of the PLV-Z5 in October of 2006, Sanyo stopped updating their 720p line of projectors, instead choosing to focus on 1080p. This month, the venerable Z5 was finally taken out of production, and its replacement was announced - this time in a stealthy black case. The Sanyo PLV-Z60, Sanyo's newest offering, gives you 470 real ANSI lumens in video optimized mode. Great contrast and vibrant color bring the image on the screen to life. With very little visible pixelation and excellent placement flexibility, the Z60 is a worthy successor to the excellent Z5. Upon release, street prices should be less than $1,199.5.

Mitsubishi HC5500 Projector Review

Wed, 23 Jul 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The Mitsubishi HC5500, just announced last month, is this company's fourth 1080p resolution home theater projector. It follows in the footsteps of the HC5000, the HC6000, and the HC4900. It offers many of the performance advantages of the HC6000, but it comes to market at a sweet price of just $2,495.

Canon REALiS SX80 Projector Review

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The newly released Canon REALiS SX80 is the latest in the company's long established line of SXGA+ (1400x1050) projectors. These models have always been popular due to a unique combination of factors. Not only are they double the resolution of the standard XGA format, but they deliver high light output, exceptional color accuracy, and a complete lack of visible pixel structure due to the use of LCOS technology.

Mitsubishi HC1600 Projector Review

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 03:00:00 PDT

When Mitsubishi released the HD1000 in late 2006, they tapped the market for low-cost 720p DLP home theater projectors. Today, this market is incredibly popular, and offers great performance for the price. These 720p projectors provide a wonderful alternative to 1080p projectors, sacrificing very little performance for a fraction of the cost. Mitsubishi's newest offering, the HC1600, is a 1700 lumen, 2500:1 contrast 720p DLP projector that produces a solid image. Accurate color and a bright, powerful image make the HC1600 ideal for photography and still graphics, but its 2x speed color wheel may hinder its application in video, sports, and gaming for those who are sensitive to rainbow artifacts. The HC1600 can be found for street prices around $1,000.

InFocus IN83 Projector Review

Fri, 23 May 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The IN83 is InFocus's upgrade to the IN82, which we reviewed last November. The primary difference between these two projectors is the addition of a DarkChip4, which brings the IN83 from a good projector to a great one. The IN83 is a bright, powerful projector with absolutely excellent contrast and near-perfect color. Our IN83 test units - we used two through the course of this review - seemed to show better performance all around than our test unit of the IN82. The most impressive part of the IN83 is that it can be easily calibrated to adhere very closely to the 6500K color standard, which is a rarity. Sold through custom installers, the IN83 is a great choice for rooms with moderate ambient light, photography display, or even large-screen theater in a light-controlled room. At $5,999 MSRP, the IN83 is a solid value.

Viewsonic Pro8100 Projector Review

Fri, 16 May 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The Pro8100 is a solid projector and a good first effort from Viewsonic. High lumen output and solid color performance make it a competent performer for HDTV and video games, while quiet operation and good connectivity make it easier to use. Contrast can be a little shaky, and it struggles to compete against the slightly more expensive InFocus IN83, but overall it turns in a solid performance.

BenQ W20000 Projector review

Fri, 18 Apr 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Last month's review of the BenQ W5000 made it clear that BenQ was back in the home theater projector game in a big way. This month, we bring you the BenQ W20000, a DLP 1080p powerhouse with spectacular contrast and true to life color. The W20000 has a bright, vibrant picture coupled with razor sharp details and inky black levels. It is currently selling for $4,999.

Optoma HD65 Projector Review

Fri, 04 Apr 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma has a history of making affordable home theater projectors that still pack a punch. In 2006, the Optoma HD70 made the dream of 720p home theater for $999 a reality. This year, the Optoma HD65 takes up the reins, and proves to be a powerful, worthwhile addition to Optoma's budget 720p line. This light, bright 720p projector is both portable and powerful, making it easy to use almost anywhere. The HD65 makes some improvements to the already solid performance of the HD70, and sells for $999.

Sanyo PLC-XL50 Projector Review

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Imagine being able to get a bright, vibrant, 80" diagonal image from a projector placed only three inches from the screen. Imagine not having to place a projector on a conference table right in the middle of your audience, so they don't have that noise and heat in their faces. Imagine not having to worry about getting in the light path and casting shadows on your presentation, and never having to squint your eyes against the glare of the lamp. Well, this isn't just a dream. Sanyo has made it a reality, with the PLC-XL50.

Sony BRAVIA VPL-VW40 Projector Review

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Sony's newest home theater projector, the BRAVIA VPL-VW40, has a lot going for it. This 1080p projector uses Sony's SXRD technology (a version of LCOS), which has proven itself as a solid performer over the years. More important, it marks the first time an LCOS projector has broken the $3,000 price barrier. With superb contrast and a razor-sharp image, the VW40 is a great choice for dark room home theater.

BenQ W5000 Projector Review

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The new BenQ W5000 home theater projector starts shipping this month. This 1080p resolution, single-chip DLP projector, delivers an extremely sharp, high contrast image. It is priced at $4,995, which is somewhat higher than a number of competitive 1080p projectors on the market at this time. However, it comes through with a dazzling picture that justifies the price.

Canon REALiS SX7 Projector Review

Wed, 06 Feb 2008 03:00:00 PDT

The last Canon SXGA+ projector we had the pleasure of viewing in our lab was the REALiS SX60 in June of 2006. Now the REALiS SX7 extends Canon's product line in this unique resolution format, which is 1400x1050-or high resolution 4:3. The SX7 has the honor of being the only 4,000 lumen SXGA+ projector under $10,000, and in fact it sells for street prices close to half that much. With a razor-sharp picture, superb color accuracy, an exceptionally bright image, and surprisingly good contrast, the Canon SX7 is a fine choice for photographers, medical educators, engineers, graphic designers, or anyone who requires the display of very high resolution 4:3 images.

InFocus IN10 Projector Review

Tue, 29 Jan 2008 03:00:00 PDT

In a market saturated with mobile presentation projectors, there are two ways to be noticed: get brighter, or get lighter. The InFocus IN10 is one of the lightest projectors on the market, weighing only 2.4 pounds. This compact light cannon is rated at 1800 ANSI lumens of brightness, and at the same time is one of the few projectors that truly deserves the title of micro-portable. In addition to its high lumen output, it features a long lamp life, and comparatively quiet operation. Thus the IN10 is an excellent choice for traveling presenters who want to carry a lot of power in the smallest and lightest package possible.

Epson Cinema 1080 UB Projector Review

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 03:00:00 PDT

Epson home theater projectors have traditionally been good and dependable, but never quite leading edge in terms of price/performance. I've always had the feeling that they were holding back a bit in the design and marketing of their own home theater projectors, perhaps so as not to undermine the wider distribution of LCD panels to their corporate clientele. If that was indeed Epson's thinking, that strategy appears to have changed with the recent release of the Pro Cinema 1080 UB, the Home Cinema 1080 UB, and the entry level Cinema 720. These three units are without question the most formidable competitors ever released by Epson in the home theater projector market, and they are right there on the leading edge of price/performance.

Epson Home Cinema 720 Projector Review

Fri, 11 Jan 2008 03:00:00 PDT

For many years, Epson has been a manufacturer of solid, dependable home theater projectors that were good, but never quite on the cutting edge of price/performance. However, with the release of the new PowerLite Home Cinema 720, this tradition changes. The Cinema 720 is without a doubt their strongest 720p offering to-date. With a blazing 1600 ANSI lumens and 10,000:1 contrast, the Cinema 720 is a highly competitive projector in the 720p category, and an excellent value at only $1299.

Mitsubishi HC4900 Projector Review

Tue, 18 Dec 2007 03:00:00 PDT

One year ago, in October, 2006, Mitsubishi released the HC5000, which brought full 1080p resolution performance to market at a rock bottom price tag of just $4,495. It seems hard to believe looking back just a year later, but at the time it was the lowest priced 1080p projector on the market. Everything else was $4995 and higher. The HC5000 was not only low priced but it was a fully-loaded, high performance 1080p projector that, at the time, set a new price/performance benchmark in the industry. Last week Mitsubishi decided to continue the lead in price/performance by dropping the price of the HC4900 to just $1995 after a $500 rebate. Thus, Mitsubishi is officially the first vendor to break the $2,000 barrier with 1080p resolution projectors. The HC4900 is a slightly downscaled HC5000, but it retains almost all of the performance advantages of the HC5000. And at a mere $1995, it is one of the best values in the home theater projector market at this time.

JVC DLA-RS2 Projector Review

Tue, 11 Dec 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Last March JVC started shipping the DLA-RS1, a 1080p projector featuring D-ILA technology (JVC's proprietary version of LCOS) with a high native contrast ratio of 15,000:1. This month, an updated edition of the DLA-RS1 comes to market, which is the DLA-RS2. JVC will continue to market both models at two different price points. The differences between the RS1 and RS2 can be summarized as follows:

BenQ W500 Projector Review

Fri, 30 Nov 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The W500 is the first BenQ home theater projector to use 3LCD technology; the company has traditionally produced single-chip DLP projectors for home theater. While there are some quirks - as expected with a first-generation product - the W500 is a good value at street prices around $1,000.

InFocus Play Big IN82 Projector Review

Thu, 15 Nov 2007 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus caught the attention of many at this year's CEDIA convention when they unveiled their first 1080p projector, the IN82. The Infocus Play Big IN82 is currently the brightest 1080p projector available under $10,000, which makes it a great option for very large screens (120" diagonal and above) or ambient light use. It is sold through the CEDIA installer network, so it is not available on the Internet - but can be had from your local CEDIA installation specialist for a cool $5500.

Panasonic PT-AE2000 Projector Review

Sat, 03 Nov 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic's second generation 1080p projector, the PT-AE2000U, is a significant step beyond last year's impressive AE1000. Topping its long list of great attributes is its outstanding contrast and black level performance. On these measurements it outperforms every other 1080p projector we have put it up against that is anywhere near its price range. And along with its high contrast comes excellent color saturation. Selling at an official street price of just $2,699, it is one of the most formidable and competitive of the new 1080p projectors released this fall.

Panasonic PT-FW100NTU Projector Review

Wed, 31 Oct 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo PLV-Z2000 Projector Review

Mon, 29 Oct 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo's first 1080p resolution home theater projector, the PLV-Z2000, is a gauntlet thrown down in the projector industry. It appears that the folks at Sanyo sat down and said, "Let's build a projector that gives home theater enthusiasts everything they could possibly want-1080p resolution, great contrast, a smooth filmlike picture, virtually silent fan noise, and no pixelation or screendoor effects. Let's include a long 2.0x zoom lens and 3 full picture heights of lens shift so they can install it wherever they want. Let's put it in a white case so it will blend in with a white ceiling, and let's not make it too deep, so they can put it on a rear shelf. After we've done all that, let's price it lower than any other 1080p projector on the market, and include a three year warranty. And for extra measure, let's offer them an additional $300 rebate right on initial release (rebate scheduled to terminate January 31, 2008).

Sony VPL-VW60 Projector Review

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Sony made a huge splash at this year's CEDIA trade show with the release of the VPL-VW60, a new 1080p resolution home theater projector with a sensational contrast rating of 35,000:1. The buzz on this projector has been intense, to say the least. Reader curiosity has driven the VW60 to the #1 position (as of this writing) in our Top Ten Most Popular Projectors in the 1080p resolution class.

Epson PowerLite 77c Projector Review

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The Epson PowerLite 77c is not quite a jack of all trades, but it comes close. A Kensington Lock and monitor passthrough are must-haves for the education market. The top-removable lamp and dust filter make it a good choice for fixed installation in a large conference room. Great color makes photography presentation a joy, and it shines as a gaming projector. While it has some flaws, like a too-small remote and limited connectivity, it represents an exceptional value at current street prices of only $749.

Panasonic PT-AX200U Projector Review

Tue, 02 Oct 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Last fall, with the release of the PT-AX100U, Panasonic introduced a new concept as far as home theater projectors are concerned-they boosted potential light output to 2000 ANSI lumens and incorporated a sensor to measure ambient light. With this information, the projector's "Light Harmonizer" would increase or decrease lumen output based on ambient light, thus making it more versatile for a variety of home entertainment applications. Now comes the second generation of this design, the PT-AX200U.

Mitsubishi HC6000 Projector Review

Fri, 28 Sep 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Last year Mitsubishi made strong competitive moves into the home theater market with the release of two new home theater projectors, the HC5000 1080p projector at $4,495, and the aggressively low priced HD1000 720p projector. Both of these models brought exceptional video quality to new low price levels, and substantially improved the strength of the Mitsubishi brand in the world of home theater projectors. This year the company has been making incremental refinements on those exceptional products, accompanied by further price reductions. The HC6000 is basically an improved HC5000.

InFocus Work Big IN36 Projector Review

Fri, 24 Aug 2007 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus is one of the US's largest projector manufacturers, with a long record of building great front projectors for work and home. Their new Work Big IN36 continues this line of quality products. Weighing only 5.2 pounds, the IN36 boasts 3000 ANSI lumens in a slick portable package ideal for mobile presentation, fixed use in a conference room, or installation in a medium/large classroom. With an MSRP of only $1399 and features to spare, it is an excellent value.

Toshiba TLP-XD2000U Projector Review

Thu, 16 Aug 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The Toshiba TLP-XD2000U earns high marks for its superb ease of use and great picture quality. It loses points for limited connectivity and awkward lensing, causing setup to be difficult in some situations. Overall, the XD2000U offers a fantastic option for mobile presentation or fixed conference room use. With a street price of only $699, it is also a fantastic value.

Hitachi CP-X400 Projector Review

Wed, 08 Aug 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The Hitachi CP-X400 is a powerhouse of a projector, outputting nearly 3000 ANSI lumens from a 7.7lb package that sells for roughly $1500. In terms of bang for the buck, it's hard to match. While it has somewhat restrictive lensing and can be hard to mount in some situations, it is an impressive little machine, suitable for use in conference- and class-rooms large and small.

Planar PR5020 Projector Review

Wed, 08 Aug 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Planar is a relatively new projector manufacturer, but their products show that they have what it takes to be competitive. The PR5020 is a 3000 lumen, 7 pound light cannon that sells for the attractive price of only $1299. With many features normally reserved for more expensive models, the PR5020 is a versatile and capable performer.

Optoma HD80 Projector Review

Tue, 31 Jul 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The biggest story of the past two years in the projector industry has been the rapid collapse of 1080p pricing. Three years ago you had to ante up $30,000 for 1080p resolution; today you can get 1080p projectors for as little as $3,000. As expected, the price collapse has been led by manufacturers using LCD technology. But with the release of the Optoma HD80, DLP suddenly takes the price lead, and it does so in dramatic fashion. At an official street price of just $2,699, the HD80 sets a new price/performance standard in the world of 1080p projection.

Sony VPL-AW15 Projector Review

Thu, 19 Jul 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Sony has just begun to ship their newest entry level home theater projector, the BRAVIA VPL-AW15. The AW15 is a native 16:9, 720p resolution LCD projector that retails for the low price of $1,299. As such it is the least expensive home theater projector yet released by Sony. Advantages include excellent contrast in Cinema mode, and a long 1.6x zoom range and generous lens shift capability which means it can be easily installed in a variety of locations.

Mitsubishi HC1500 Projector Review

Mon, 02 Jul 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Last fall Mitsubishi released a remarkable low end 720p resolution home theater projector--the HD1000U. It delivered a sharp, beautiful, high contrast image for under $1000, and we gave it our Editor's Choice Award as a truly outstanding achievement. Now comes an update to that model, the HC1500, which has just begun to ship in the last couple of weeks. There isn't much difference between the new HC1500 and the HD1000. But then, at street prices below $1,000, there wasn't much room for improvement. Both models are exceptional performers for the money.

EPSON PowerLite Home Cinema 400 Projector Review

Thu, 07 Jun 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 400's primary attributes are high lumen output, excellent color performance, versatile lensing, and 1280x720 resolution at low street prices. Installation is more flexible than other projectors in this price bracket, making the Cinema 400 a unique value. While image sharpness was a weak point, the simple fact remains that the Cinema 400 is a strong performer that's easy to install, and won't break the budget at only $1100 after rebate.

InFocus Work Big IN24 Projector Review

Fri, 01 Jun 2007 03:00:00 PDT

There's no reason why educators and presenters on a tight budget cannot have a quality presentation projector. The InFocus Work Big IN24 is a seven-pound SVGA projector that cranks out 1700 ANSI lumens and costs less than $600 at current street prices. With a solid feature set and great performance, it's a lot of projector for the price.

Boxlight TraveLight2 Projector Review

Thu, 24 May 2007 03:00:00 PDT

For those who travel light, choosing a projector is an act of compromise. Trading lumen output for light weight and low fan noise while maintaining a reasonable price is a balancing act, and finding a projector to fit all your needs is not always simple. With the release of the appropriately named TraveLight2 by Boxlight, things just got a little easier. This little XGA projector packs 2100 ANSI lumens into a 2.5 pound package that is surprisingly quiet. What's more, this portable powerhouse can be yours for current street prices of around $1500.

Dell 1800MP Projector Review

Wed, 09 May 2007 03:00:00 PDT

Last August we reviewed the Dell 2400MP, a 3000 lumen, 5.5 pound XGA projector that set a dramatic new price/performance benchmark at $1100. That was an aggressive competitive move. Well, Dell has done it again, this time with the 1800MP. With 2100 ANSI lumens in a tiny 4.6 pound package, the 1800MP is a flexible projector suited to portable and education use. At $799, it is the least expensive XGA projector we've yet seen, and it sets another new price/performance standard for portable XGA projectors.

Optoma EP770 Projector Review

Thu, 03 May 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The Optoma EP770 manages to combine the light weight of a good portable projector with the high lumen output of a larger fixed-installation machine. Its excellent connectivity make it a sure bet for educators, while its ability to project on large screens make it ideal for both photographers and travelling presenters. If you want a portable projector with many of the bells and whistles of a larger business machine, the EP770 will serve you well.

Epson PowerLite 1715c Projector Review

Thu, 19 Apr 2007 03:00:00 PDT

As the Rolling Stones once put it, "You can't always get what you want." However, if you want a tiny portable XGA projector that'll put out over 2000 lumens AND have more features than you can shake a stick at, you can get the Epson PowerLite 1715c, and get everything you need without compromising. And at $2000, you don't need Mick Jagger's money to do it, either.

NEC NP60 Portable DLP Video Projector Review

Tue, 03 Apr 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The NEC NP60, at 3000 lumens and only 3.5 lbs, is currently one of the brightest sub-4 lb projectors on the market. And with street prices around $1299, it's easy to see why many people think the NEC NP60's unique combination of lumen output, portability, and low price is a value proposition for the mobile presenter that is tough to beat.

Epson 1080 Review: Pro & Home Cinema 1080 Projector Reviews

Fri, 30 Mar 2007 03:00:00 PDT

It seems like the new 1080p resolution format is giving projector manufacturers a chance to shine in the home theater market like never before. It is certainly true of Epson. For with the release this week of the PowerLite Home Cinema 1080 at just $2,999, Epson takes the lead in price performance by being the first to bring 1080p resolution to market for under $3,000. And they didn't do it on the cheap either-this is a fully loaded 1080p projector with all the features you'd hope to have. This is the most dramatic home theater product release we've seen from Epson since we opened ProjectorCentral in 1999.

Optoma HD73 Home Theater Video Projector Review

Wed, 14 Mar 2007 03:00:00 PDT

The HD73 isn't an upgrade or replacement for the HD72, per se, but a similar projector made for different needs and environments. The HD73 is a wonderful home theater projector for classic dark room viewing. As long as you keep its mounting limitations in mind and properly plan your installation, the HD73 is an impressive projector that can serve well as a cost-effective solution for great video and data display in your home theater.

JVC DLA-RS1 1080p Home Theater Projector Review

Fri, 09 Mar 2007 03:00:00 PDT

JVC designers and engineers have done an outstanding job with the DLA-RS1. Not only is it the finest consumer projector ever made by JVC, it is uniquely outstanding in the new group of aggressively priced 1080p projectors. At $6,295, it is the most expensive in the group. However, when loaded down with features like two HDMI ports, 2:1 zoom, and lens shift, it becomes a much more attractive proposition. This one is not to be missed.

BenQ W10000 1080p DLP Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 17 Jan 2007 03:00:00 PDT

BenQ has recently come to market with the W10000, a native 1080p darkchip3 DLP projector that delivers a beautiful, bright, high-contrast image. It has a moderate-throw 1.15:1 lens with generous lens shift. However, as of this writing, it requires some fine-tuning that only an ISF-certified calibrator can perform to reach its best possible performance.

EPSON Pro Cinema 810 Home Theater Projector review

Wed, 20 Dec 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The Epson Powerlite Pro Cinema 810 is a capable projector, perfect for dark room home theater with the occasional football game thrown in. It offers excellent zoom and lens shift, while it lacks in image sharpness in high definition. The price is a bit steep for a 720p LCD, but if it offers what you need, don't hesitate to check it out.

Casio XJ-S35 Ultra-Portable Multimedia Projector Review

Mon, 18 Dec 2006 03:00:00 PDT

CASIO is a new player on the projection market, but has a long-established history with consumer electronics. In August they began shipping their XJ-S35 XGA projector, which offers 2000 lumens in a slim package designed to fit inside your existing laptop case. For those of you who demand the ultimate in portability, the XJ-S35 is worth a look.

Updated: Panasonic PT-AE1000U 1080p Home Theater Projector Review

Fri, 17 Nov 2006 03:00:00 PDT

This fully loaded projector has a wide assortment of preprogrammed operating modes, long zoom lens range and extensive lens shift to make it as easy as it gets to install and operate. With the last minute improvements to the final production models, Panasonic has delivered a phenomenal projector that stands out as a truly remarkable achievement, especially in light of its aggressive price point of $3,999.

Optoma HD81 1080p Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 15 Nov 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma is known for making quality home theater projectors, from the budget kings H31 and HD70 up through the powerhouse HD7100. Now comes their first 1080p addition to the family, known as the Optoma HD81. At 1400 ANSI lumens and 10,000:1 contrast as well as a selling price under $7,000, it looks like the HD81 has the potential to be another home theater favorite from Optoma.

Sony VPL-VW50 Home Theater Projector Review

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Sony made a big splash at the CEDIA trade show in September with the announcement of the Sony VPL-VW50. This is Sony's newest 1080p resolution projector featuring their proprietary SXRD technology. The biggest draw was the price tag--a mere $4,999, which makes it one of the two 1080p projectors to come to market this fall below the $5,000 price point. Reactions to the CEDIA demonstrations were mixed, and we were anxious to get our hands on it to see what it was really capable of. To sum it up in one sentence: the VW50 has outstanding black levels, color saturation and contrast, but the image is softer than we'd like to see from a 1080p resolution projector. Whether this projector is right for you will depend on your willingness to give up some image sharpness for increased black level and contrast. For us, 1080p resolution is all about maximum sharpness and detail, so this is not a trade-off we'd want to settle for. But if deep blacks and maximum color saturation are performance factors you value most, then the VW50 is a projector you will not want to miss.

Mitsubishi HC5000 Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 25 Oct 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The Mitsubishi HC5000 is one of the first aggressively priced 1080p home theater projectors to hit the market. It features outstanding color fidelity, pristine deinterlacing and scaling, and a powered 1.6x zoom/focus with extensive vertical lens shift capability. Fan noise is extremely low. The versatility of the lensing will allow this unit to be installed in a wide variety of home theater settings. This is the best projector Mitsubishi has built to date.

Boxlight Broadview Portable WXGA Multimedia Projector Review

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The Boxlight Broadview is a very bright, 4.4 lb. WXGA projector that is ideally suited to the mobile presenter. At this writing the Broadview is the only WXGA projector under 5 pounds on the market, so it is in a class by itself.

Sanyo PLV-Z5 Home Theater Video Projector Review

Fri, 13 Oct 2006 03:00:00 PDT

A small step beyond the PLV-Z4 earned this model our second full 5-star rating ever. With significant performance improvements over the Z4 in lumen output, contrast, and color performance, the Z5 retains all of the Z4's most attractive features and adds a second HDMI port. With retail prices starting at $1695 at launch, the Z5 is a killer value.

Mitsubishi HD1000U Home Theater Video Projector Review

Mon, 02 Oct 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Mitsubishi's low-cost offering for 720p projection features an impressive 1500 ANSI lumens and great out of the box color performance, tracking very close to 6500K. Available for $1495 or less, the HD1000U is a stellar value, but may only be ceiling mounted in most rooms.

Review: Panasonic PT-AX100U

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic's update to the venerable AE700 and AE900, the AX100U features zero visible pixelation, great color, and contrast to die for. Coupled with the standard 2.0:1 zoom range and vertical/horizontal lens shift, the AX100U is an incredibly versatile projector that maintains a stellar image.

Review: Optoma HD70 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 13 Sep 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The next-generation replacement of the H79, still featuring the DarkChip3, but with improved optical performance in the lens. May represent a challenge for some installations due to short throw distance, short zoom range, and limited lens shift range. But if it fits your room, it is an outstanding projector.

Review: Optoma EP7150 Ultraportable Data Projector

Fri, 08 Sep 2006 03:00:00 PDT

If you frequently travel with a projector making presentations on the road, here is some good news: For the first time in the industry's history, 2000 ANSI lumens of light output has been packed into a projector that weighs less than three pounds. This month, Optoma will begin to ship the EP7150, which delivers 2000 lumens of XGA resolution in a 2.8 pound package. Not only is this a new achievement in lumens per pound, but it is easy on the budget as well. With a price tag of just $1300, it represents great value in price/performance.

Review: Sharp XV-Z3000 Home Theater Projector

Mon, 14 Aug 2006 03:00:00 PDT

While 1280x768 projectors are becoming more common, those designed for home theater are still rather hard to come by. Native 1280x768 projectors are useful due to their ability to display several different resolutions in native format including HD 720p, as well as computer resolutions XGA (1024x768), and WXGA (1280x768). This makes them particularly versatile as they can be used for widescreen home theater video as well as high quality data presentation in either 4:3 or 15:9. The new Sharp XV-Z3000 is one of these versatile projectors. It is a 1200 ANSI lumen projector sporting a 6500:1 contrast ratio and a myriad of adjustments that make it easy to fine-tune your picture to your individual preferences. At street prices under $3000, it is also designed to bring high definition home theater to your living room while leaving your wallet intact.

Review: Optoma EP1690 Widescreen Multimedia Projector

Wed, 09 Aug 2006 03:00:00 PDT

It is becoming increasingly common to see computers that output widescreen signals, whether they be laptops or desktops. As such, a new class of projectors is required which can natively display 16:9 and 15:9 signals while maintaining appropriate brightness and contrast levels for dynamic data projection. In this vein is the Optoma EP1690, a 1280x768 projector rated at 2500 ANSI lumens and 2500:1 contrast. It is light enough to serve as a portable projector, and is an ideal unit to couple with a widescreen laptop. It is bright enough for use in small to medium sized conference rooms and classrooms. It has good color and contrast, which makes it a good choice for video game enthusiasts, and it can be ceiling or coffee table mounted for convenience. While it can serve a secondary role as a video projector, the EP1690 really shines with high-contrast data material. This versatile package is available for under $1700, which is an excellent bargain.

Review: Dell 2400MP Portable Presentation Projector

Wed, 02 Aug 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Every once in a while, a projector comes along that sets a dramatic new price/performance benchmark. The Dell 2400MP is just such a projector. It is a 5.5lb XGA projector that puts out 3000 ANSI lumens, which in itself is rare. But in addition, it has an MSRP of $1099 (editor's note: Dell has informed us that $999 was a promotional price, and that the standard MSRP is $1099), which makes the Dell 2400MP an as-yet-unmatched value in terms of lumens per dollar in portable projectors. If you are on the road and giving Powerpoint presentations on the go, this projector offers good features at a great price, and it may be ideal for you. It will also be particularly attractive as a cost-effective solution for classroom presentation.

Review: Mitsubishi WD2000U Widescreen Data Projector

Wed, 26 Jul 2006 03:00:00 PDT

With increasing frequency, commercial data projectors are following the video trend toward widescreen formats. Ever since the early days of VGA resolution, computer monitors and projectors have largely conformed to the standard 4:3 aspect ratio. But within the last year at least 15 models have come to market with the native 15:9 aspect ratio WXGA format, which is 1280x768. Among them is the newly released Mitsubishi WD2000U. This is a bright, widescreen data/video projector for use in conference rooms and small auditoriums as well as college classrooms and lecture halls. It is a highly versatile presentation projector currently selling at street prices around $4000.

Review: Sanyo PLV-75 Widescreen Video Projector

Wed, 05 Jul 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: InFocus Play Big IN72 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus Corporation is one of the largest projector manufacturers in the business, with 13 commercial models and 8 video/home theater models currently in production. The company has been marketing the highly successful Screenplay 4805 as their entry level home theater offering for about two years, and it remains a popular product due to its excellent performance and low price. However, InFocus's newest 480p entry, the Play Big IN72, improves upon the SP-4805 by providing increased lumen output, decreased fan noise, better overall image quality, and attractive casework, all at a retail price of $999 after a temporary rebate that has just gone into effect. (Note: as of this writing, the rebate is scheduled to expire on 7/31/06).

Review: Canon SX60

Mon, 19 Jun 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Optoma HD7100

Tue, 13 Jun 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: projectiondesign evo2sx+

Fri, 19 May 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Optoma EP910

Mon, 15 May 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Updated Review: Dell 5100MP Data & Presentation Projector

Fri, 12 May 2006 03:00:00 PDT

While SXGA+ projectors have existed for some time, they have rarely been small or affordable. With Dell's 5100MP SXGA+ projector, you now have a solution for very high resolution projection in either portable or fixed-installation applications. Features include 1400x1050 native resolution, high lumen output, and good contrast and color performance. All of these features are packed into a small 8.2 lb projector and offered at street prices of less than $3000. Dell leads the way in bringing bright SXGA+ projection below the $3000 mark, a feat that has not previously been accomplished.

Review: Viewsonic Cine1000 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 21 Apr 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The Cine1000 is an interesting projector. While there are some small holdovers from business-class machines, the projector as a complete package is an excellent choice as a first projector, a portable home theater machine for sports, or as a gaming projector for the kids (or for yourself). Good lumen output and great color, combined with quality onboard scaling and deinterlacing, make the Cine1000 a great budget solution for those seeking the big-screen experience at home.

Review: InFocus Play Big IN76

Fri, 14 Apr 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The InFocus Play Big IN76 is an impressive new competitive entry in the 720p class of home theater projectors. It produces a big, bright, engaging image, it has two digital inputs instead of one like many of its competition, and its casework styling has much more consumer appeal than previous generations of InFocus products. To top it off, it takes 1080p/24 as well as 1080p50/60, which makes it a viable choice for post production houses as well as consumer use. We expect the IN76 to be among InFocus' many successful product introductions.

Viewsonic PJ458D Mobile Presentation Projector

Fri, 31 Mar 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The PJ458D was clearly designed as a mobile projector. That said, if you need a projector that's capable of serving double duty as both a presentation tool and a home entertainment machine, the PJ458D's video performance is nothing to scoff at. At street prices under $1000, the PJ458D is a versatile projector that can be an asset to both business and home entertainment.

Review: Mitsubishi HD4000U

Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: NEC LT380 Multipurpose Projector

Wed, 08 Mar 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The new NEC LT380 is first and foremost a business projector. Many of its features are geared towards conference room presentations and similar environments. However, its performance with video is a cut above most business projectors, and as such it is a viable option for those seeking 4:3 home entertainment.

Review: Sanyo PLV-80

Tue, 28 Feb 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo does something that few projector makers do-in addition to producing models like the PLV-Z4 that are made for conventional home theater, they build 16:9 widescreen projectors that pump out a LOT more light than the typical home theater projector. This tradition began in earnest with the PLV-70, rated at 2200 ANSI lumens. That was followed by the industrial strength PLV-WF10 which throws a very real, no-nonsense 4000 ANSI lumens. The latest Sanyo model to follow in this tradition of big, bright widescreens is the PLV-80. This unique 3000-lumen projector is not right for everyone. But for those who need its particular set of features and performance, nothing else will do.

Review: Samsung SP-H710AE Home Theater Projector

Fri, 24 Feb 2006 03:00:00 PDT

The highest praise we can give a digital home theater projector is that it appears "film-like." While this property is highly sought after, it is hard to quantify. It describes a projector that, quite simply, reminds its viewers of watching actual film rather than digital video sources. A film-like projector makes it all too easy to suspend disbelief and become completely absorbed in the movie on the screen. Samsung's new projector, the SP-H710AE, creates a beautifully smooth picture that is not only three-dimensional, but definitely film-like. And at an MSRP of $4,000, this projector presents an attractive option for viewing rooms with moderately large screens and good control of ambient light.

Optoma HD72

Wed, 15 Feb 2006 03:00:00 PDT

When the new crop of high contrast LCD 720p projectors appeared last fall we knew it would not take long for makers of DLP products to show an aggressive response. Out on the leading edge of this movement is the Optoma HD72, a newly released 1280x768 resolution DLP home theater projector that is rated at up to 5000:1 contrast and sells for low street prices near the magic $2,000 mark. Optoma has been building a brand in home theater that connotes high quality at consumer friendly prices. With the H31 at the low end, and the newly announced HD81 1080p at the high end, the HD72 fits into the middle range of a family of aggressively priced models that deliver a lot of home theater for the money.

Review: Sharp DT-100 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 03 Feb 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Although home theater as a whole is moving towards high definition content, there is a big market for low-cost projectors better suited to enjoying DVD movies in the comfort of your living room. For this purpose, the Sharp DT-100 offers a very nice package, with some unique features not found in other projectors at this price point. And all this comes in at street prices well below the $1,299 MSRP.

Sharp XR-20X Projector

Wed, 01 Feb 2006 03:00:00 PDT

If you're shopping for a classroom or conference room projector that can handle a room up to 40 to 60 feet (12 to 18 m) deep, we may have a candidate for you. A room this size needs a screen with a 10 to 12 foot diagonal (2.7 to 3 m) for data or presentation applications. You also need a projector in the range of 2000 to 2500 ANSI lumens.

Review: Optoma EP719 Multimedia/Business Projector

Mon, 30 Jan 2006 03:00:00 PDT

A few weeks ago, we reviewed the excellent Optoma EP716 in the SVGA shootout. Now, following closely on its heels comes the Optoma EP719, an XGA business projector that retains the EP716's small form factor and low weight. At street prices around $1000, the EP719 offers a lot more resolution for a small price increase, and is an attractive option for both education settings and portable presentation use.

Review: Mitsubishi XD460U

Wed, 25 Jan 2006 03:00:00 PDT

Review: BenQ PE8720 Home Theater Projector

Thu, 19 Jan 2006 03:00:00 PDT

BenQ's latest projector has been in the works for some time. Announced at CES 2005 back in January, the PE8720 has finally arrived. With a 10,000:1 contrast ratio and a super-high quality lens, the BenQ PE8720 can bring a dazzling picture into your home.

Review: Hitachi Ultravision HDPJ52 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 16 Dec 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: EPSON Cinema 550 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 09 Dec 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Mitsubishi HC3000

Fri, 11 Nov 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Panasonic PT-AE900U

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic has been rolling out highly competitive widescreen home theater projectors using LCD technology since early 2002. The first models, the PT-AE100, the PT-AE200, and the PT-AE300 were lower resolution products. However, with the introduction of the PT-AE500 in late 2003, resolution was boosted to native 1280x720, and since that time the product line has enjoyed ever increasing market acceptance. Last year's edition, the PT-AE700 hit the ball out of the park with an increase in contrast rating to 2000:1, and the addition of a very long 2.0x zoom lens that made the product usable in a wide variety of room environments.

Review: Sanyo PLV-Z4

Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The fall release of the hottest new home theater projectors is coming to be an annual event, stimulated in part by the fall holiday buying season, and in part by the CEDIA trade show that takes place in early September. Sanyo's release of the PLV-Z4 constitutes this company's strongest product yet in the consumer home theater market, and we've had a great time getting to know it in the past couple of weeks. We would have liked to continue our exploration of its potential for another month, but it is time to stop and report what we know thus far. This is one of the most versatile products we've ever seen, in that it can be calibrated to accommodate a wide range of room and viewing environments.

A Second Look: The Optoma H27 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 07 Oct 2005 03:00:00 PDT

HP Portable Contender

Thu, 06 Oct 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Weighing in at 2.4 pounds, the XGA HP mp2210 is the least expensive ($1,499 MSRP) projector in the market today that is at least 1500 ANSI lumens and under 3 pounds in weight. It performs well in data and video and is one of the quietest in its class. Its small form factor, light weight, and excellent light output make it highly suitable for mobile presenters. The mp2210 delivers excellent contrast and above average video quality for a 4-segment color wheel that is common among the highly mobile DLP projectors. Video settings tend to be highly personal, and HP provides the ability to adjust color temperature, gamma, and white intensity for any of three setups.

Review: Optoma MovieTime DV10 Portable Home Entertainment System

Thu, 04 Aug 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma has released some impressive products this year, including the low-end H31 480p projector and the high-end DarkChip3 H79 720p projector. However, at CES in January, they announced their intention to bring something a little less conventional to market: a quality projector with a DVD player built-in. It's called the MovieTime DV10, and it eliminates the hassle of component set-up and cable runs, making the big-screen experience obtainable in minutes. The DV10 brings together a video source, a display device, and an audio system in one box.

Review: InFocus X3 Multipurpose/Presentation Projector

Tue, 26 Jul 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The InFocus X3 is the fourth edition in a series, following the X1, X1A, and X2. Like its predecessors, it is geared towards data presentation, but could double as a part time home theater projector in a pinch. Unlike its predecessors, its native resolution has been stepped up from SVGA to XGA. With high lumen output, long lamp life, and a low street price, the X3 is a solid, no frills projector that is intended to deliver cost-effective presentation performance in the conference room and classroom.

NEC HT1100 reduced to $1,995

Wed, 13 Jul 2005 03:00:00 PDT

NEC has just dropped the retail price of the HT1100 home theater projector to a very low $1,995 from its original release price of $4,795 just fifteen months ago. It was a great value then at that price. However, with this momentous price reduction effective July 1, it is one of the truly extraordinary home theater values on the market as of this writing.

Review: InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 Home Theater Projector

Mon, 06 Jun 2005 03:00:00 PDT

During the past few years, 1280x720 DLP projectors have delivered ever-increasing performance at lower and lower prices. Now, with the latest projectors featuring Texas Instruments' DarkChip3 DLP chip, the process continues - and the InFocus Screenplay 7210 is in the starting line-up

Review: Optoma H79 DLP Home Theater Projector

Thu, 26 May 2005 03:00:00 PDT

One of the hot entry-level DLP projectors these days is the Optoma H31. Now at the opposite end of the performance spectrum comes the Optoma H79, featuring TI's DarkChip3, 1280x720 resolution, and an 8-segment, 5x speed color wheel. The H79 is a thoroughly impressive projector that delivers just about everything we could ask for.

Review: Toshiba TDP-MT200 Home Theater Projector

Thu, 12 May 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: BenQ PE7700 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 29 Apr 2005 03:00:00 PDT

An excellent price-performer among the high-end home theater projectors using the HD2+ DLP chip, available at exceptionally low street prices. The native 1280x720 resolution and DVI input make the DVDO iScan HD+ video processor a good companion piece for optimum performance.

Review: Mitsubishi HC100u Home Theater Projector

Thu, 21 Apr 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The only model in this group with a sealed light engine and no air filter to worry about. A beautiful image in both standard and high definition. The HC100 has a 2x rotation speed color wheel. We did not see rainbow artifacts nearly to the degree that we've seen them on other DLP projectors with the same wheel speed. Audition it first and see for yourself.

Review: Canon Realis SX50

Fri, 15 Apr 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Optoma EZPro 739 Multipurpose/Home Theater Projector

Tue, 12 Apr 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: NEC HT410 Home Theater Projector

Fri, 01 Apr 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The NEC HT410 is exceptionally easy to set up and use for the first time projector owner. The physical lens shift feature is rare in this class of product, and it makes it easy to put the projected image right where you want it. Image quality is competitive in the resolution class; contrast is good but does not quite match the performance of other units in this category. The 2x speed color wheel will cause rainbow artifacts for some viewers, so you must audition it before buying to ensure that you and other viewers in your home will not be adversely affected by them.

Review: SharpVision XV-Z2000 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 16 Mar 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The Z2000 is an HD2+ DLP projector with superb color balance and saturation, and is one of the brighter projectors in this category. It also offers power zoom and focus. At its low price the Z2000 delivers more home theater value than any Sharp product yet. Internal image processing is good; however, this projector benefits from the use of an external video processor like the DVDO iScan HD.

Review: EPSON PowerLite 745c Mobile Presentation Projector

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Optoma H31 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 02 Mar 2005 03:00:00 PDT

The H31 is a gem. Outstanding color balance and saturation, an elegant image overall. In addition the H31 features the highly desirable 4x speed color wheel which substantially reduces the chances you'll be bothered by color separation artifacts. Optoma got it all together with this one.

Mitsubishi HC3 home theater projector now $999

Thu, 03 Feb 2005 03:00:00 PDT

A bright projector in the unusual 960x540 16:9 format, otherwise known as 1/4 HD resolution. This is one of the least expensive of the native 16:9 projectors, currently selling below $1,000. Color performance is outstanding. Overall an attractive value for entry-level home theater. However, considering recent price reductions on the 854x480 DLP models listed above, they represent competitive alternatives in the same price range that should not be overlooked.

Review: Mitsubishi XD450U

Thu, 16 Dec 2004 03:00:00 PDT

With street prices at their current level, the XD450U represents excellent performance at this budget range. The sealed light engine eliminates the need to worry about changing or cleaning air filters. The unique 5000-hour lamp life cuts cost of ownership. Overall an outstanding value for those who want higher light output, maintenance free operation, and a native 4:3 format.

Review: BenQ PE5120

Thu, 09 Dec 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Very inexpensive entry level unit, easy to use, easy to set up, delivers great picture for the money. However, the 5120 has a 2x rotation speed color wheel, so those bothered by rainbow artifacts may see them on this one. Audition first before committing to buy.

Review: Sony VPL-HS51

Fri, 05 Nov 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Solid black levels and contrast are delivered by this LCD projector--the best blacks we've seen from LCD. The HS51 benefits quite a bit from the use of an external scaler such as the iScan HD+. The picture quality from this combination is superb, but the cost of the projector and scaler together reduce the overall value for the money. Nevertheless, the combination is an excellent home theater solution for those who may be hypersensitive to DLP rainbow artifacts, even on DLP projectors with the fastest wheel speeds, and thus want a choice other than the HD2+ projectors.

Review: Sanyo PLV-Z3

Fri, 15 Oct 2004 03:00:00 PDT

A major overhaul of the earlier PLV-Z2, the Z3 is another LCD-based 720p projector that delivers good contrast, black levels, and color saturation, particularly when used in low lumen Theater Black mode. For best results this unit should be used in Theater Black mode in a dark viewing room on a screen of about 90" diagonal. This projector is the right choice for those who want very good 1280x720 resolution performance at the lowest possible price.

Review: Panasonic AE700

Thu, 07 Oct 2004 03:00:00 PDT

This LCD-based 1280x720 projector does not have quite the elegance of the higher performance units using the HD2+ DLP chip, but at a fraction of the price it is an outstanding value for the money. Furthermore, the 2.0x zoom range, lens shift, and front exhaust make this unit ideal for shelf mounting on a rear wall, providing great versatility and ease of installation in a wide variety of theater set-ups in your home.

Review: Highly Mobile Sharp XR-1X

Thu, 16 Sep 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Infocus X2

Wed, 08 Sep 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Review: InFocus Screenplay 4805

Fri, 03 Sep 2004 03:00:00 PDT

A comprehensive home theater solution for the money, featuring a 4x speed color wheel. Beautiful contrast and shadow detail are key attributes of the image. Video sources are substantially enhanced with the Faroudja DCDi processing onboard. Fan noise is a bit louder than others in this group.

Review: Yamaha LPX-510

Fri, 13 Aug 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Optoma H77

Thu, 29 Jul 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Review update: BenQ PE8700

Thu, 29 Jul 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Review: Toshiba MT800

Thu, 29 Jul 2004 03:00:00 PDT

A powerhouse of a home theater projector featuring the HD2+ DLP chip--bright, high contrast, and superb overall image quality with both standard and high definition sources. Can be used with some ambient light in the room, especially in high lamp mode, but best used in a dark viewing area.

Review of InFocus LP70+, NEC LT10, PLUS V3-131

Mon, 28 Jun 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic PT-LB10NTU Wireless Projector Review

Fri, 25 Jun 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma H30 Video Projector Review

Mon, 26 Apr 2004 03:00:00 PDT

NEC HT1100 Video Projector Review

Wed, 31 Mar 2004 03:00:00 PDT

This elegant high contrast projector delivers beautiful video. It is rare in that it is a native 4:3 projector built for the home theater market. There are many who want to set up 4:3 format home theaters to optimize the display of classic films and other 4:3 material, and the HEC HT1100 is the ultimate choice for this type of installation. Though it will throw images 150" or larger, for best results keep image size to 110" diagonal or less.

BenQ PB6100 and PB6200 Projector Review

Wed, 24 Mar 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Exceptional performance for the money. This is the least expensive of the XGA units in the list. It is a good choice for those on limited budgets who want to mix presentation and home video applications. For dedicated home theater the 854x480 projectors should be given serious consideration.

Olympus VP-1 Portable Projector Review

Tue, 23 Mar 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo PLV-WF10 Large Venue Widescreen Projector Review

Wed, 25 Feb 2004 03:00:00 PDT

For very large scale 16:9 widescreen applications requiring higher than normal light output. The image is brilliant and very high resolution, color is rich and elegant. An ideal solution for large scale multimedia entertainment rooms with ambient light. Also, when operating in low power mode it is a dynamic home theater projector for minimum 150" diagonal screens and larger. The WF10 is the Hummer of home theater projectors--a big muscular machine with a big picture--not suitable for small rooms and small screens. Fan noise must be managed with external sound damping. Extremely low street prices relative to the MSRP. By far the lowest priced of the widescreen light cannons currently available.

Hitachi Home 1 Home Theater Projector Review

Fri, 13 Feb 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Sony VPL-HS20 Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 04 Feb 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Epson Home 10 Entry-level Home Theater Projector

Thu, 22 Jan 2004 03:00:00 PDT

Mitsubishi HC3 Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 17 Dec 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo PLV-Z2 Home Theater Projector Review

Sun, 23 Nov 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Sharp Notevision PG-B10S projector review

Mon, 20 Oct 2003 03:00:00 PDT

With a street price of $999 the Sharp Notevision PG-B10S projector is a significant value. It offers ample lumens, pleasing video and quality data. The zoom lens and variable lens shift are must haves and love to haves for any projector that moves. Among projectors in the 6 pound or less class, there is no comparable projector with similar features.

Toshiba MT500 Projector Review

Wed, 15 Oct 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Mitsubishi HC2 Home Theater Projector Review

Mon, 06 Oct 2003 03:00:00 PDT

BenQ PE8700 -- Outstanding Value in Home Theater Projectors

Mon, 29 Sep 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Studio Experience Premier 50HD Home Theater Projector Review

Wed, 03 Sep 2003 03:00:00 PDT

NEC LT240K Projector Review

Fri, 15 Aug 2003 03:00:00 PDT

HP vp6120 Projector Review

Mon, 11 Aug 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Epson PowerLite 73c Projector Review

Mon, 11 Aug 2003 03:00:00 PDT

NEC VT46 Review and Commentary

Wed, 06 Aug 2003 03:00:00 PDT

The Highly Mobile Toshiba TDP-P5-US

Thu, 31 Jul 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Infocus Screenplay 5700 -- Review and Commentary

Thu, 31 Jul 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Featuring the Matterhorn 1024x576 DLP chip from TI, this native 16:9 projector is one of the most impressive products we've ever reviewed. Excellent color dynamics, and optimally precalibrated at the factory, this projector performs at its peak right out of the box. Though this unit is almost two years old, the MSRP has been dropped from its original $4,999 to $2,999, so it is still a good value for the money. However, competing projectors featuring the higher resolution HD2+ 1280x720 DLP chip have begun to drop below the $3,000 mark. Resolution is certainly not everything when it comes to selecting a projector, but the least expensive of the HD2+ machines are worth considering as alternatives to the 5700.

Toshiba S30U

Sun, 27 Jul 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Review of Epson S1

Thu, 10 Jul 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma H76 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 28 May 2003 03:00:00 PDT

JVC DLA-SX21U Home Theater Projector Review

Thu, 17 Apr 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Optoma H56 Review

Thu, 27 Mar 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Epson's Newly Improved TW100

Fri, 21 Mar 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Sony VPL-VW12HT review by ProjectorCentral

Mon, 10 Mar 2003 03:00:00 PDT

NEC MT1065: Network- Ready Wireless Projector

Fri, 31 Jan 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic PT-L300U review for home theater

Thu, 16 Jan 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Sony VPL-HS10 Cineza Home Theater Projector Review

Tue, 07 Jan 2003 03:00:00 PDT

Toshiba's Wireless TLP T501 Projector

Mon, 30 Dec 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo PLV-Z1 review for home theater

Wed, 18 Dec 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Infocus X1 Review

Tue, 10 Dec 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Projector reviews: The SharpVision XV-Z90U and DT-200 Theago

Wed, 04 Dec 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Sony's First Peer-to-Peer Wireless Projector

Thu, 14 Nov 2002 03:00:00 PDT

NEC HT1000 Review

Wed, 13 Nov 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic PT-AE100

Fri, 20 Sep 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Preview: NEC HT1000

Tue, 17 Sep 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Panasonic's PT-L720U: The Tradition Continues

Tue, 10 Sep 2002 03:00:00 PDT

JVC's High Resolution DLA-G150CL

Fri, 30 Aug 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Sharp PG-M20X

Tue, 27 Aug 2002 03:00:00 PDT

PLUS Piano Avanti HE-3200

Fri, 23 Aug 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Epson Goes Widescreen with the TW100

Thu, 15 Aug 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Sanyo PLV-70: Pure Home Theater Satisfaction

Sat, 10 Aug 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Epson's 730c: Best of Class in 2000-Lumen Portables

Wed, 19 Jun 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- Marantz VP8100

Tue, 16 Apr 2002 03:00:00 PDT

NEC's Newest and Brightest Ultra-Portable LT157

Thu, 28 Mar 2002 03:00:00 PDT

InFocus ScreenPlay 110

Tue, 05 Feb 2002 03:00:00 PDT

Dukane's High Resolution ImagePro 9115

Wed, 30 Jan 2002 03:00:00 PDT

PLUS "Piano" HE-3100 Home Theater Projector

Wed, 02 Jan 2002 03:00:00 PDT

The Amazing SharpVision XV-Z9000U

Mon, 05 Nov 2001 03:00:00 PDT

NEC's VT45: Power-packed portable for under $2K

Mon, 05 Nov 2001 03:00:00 PDT

DWIN's "TransVision" DLP Projector

Fri, 02 Nov 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Toshiba's TLP-MT7 for Home Theater

Thu, 27 Sep 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Yamaha's New Home Theater Projector: the DPX-1

Fri, 24 Aug 2001 03:00:00 PDT

A First Look at the Sanyo PLV-60

Tue, 19 Jun 2001 03:00:00 PDT

PLUS Announces First Home Theater Offering

Mon, 18 Jun 2001 03:00:00 PDT

NEC MultiSync VT540

Sun, 01 Apr 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- InFocus LP340

Sun, 11 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- NEC LT150

Sun, 11 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- JVC DLA-G15U

Sat, 10 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Recommended Home Theater Projectors for March 2001

Thu, 01 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- Sanyo PLC-XP18N

Thu, 01 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater projectors -- Sharp XV-DW100U

Thu, 01 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Home theater -- Sanyo PLC-XP21N

Thu, 01 Mar 2001 03:00:00 PDT

The InFocus LP130 and the 3-pound Miniprojector Market

Fri, 16 Feb 2001 03:00:00 PDT

Product Review: InFocus LP755

Tue, 16 Jan 2001 03:00:00 PDT

NEC's Breakthrough Product: The Multisync LT155

Wed, 20 Dec 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Product Spotlight: Mitsubishi X400

Wed, 22 Nov 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Amazing Home Theater: The JVC DLA-G11U

Fri, 01 Sep 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Home Theater Excellence - Dukane ImagePro 9015

Mon, 26 Jun 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Product Review: Mitsubishi LVP-X300

Wed, 01 Mar 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Product Review: Sony VPL-VW10HT

Wed, 01 Mar 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Product Review: Davis CinemaOne

Wed, 01 Mar 2000 03:00:00 PDT

Toshiba's New "Bundling" Strategy with the TDP-B1

Wed, 17 Nov 1999 03:00:00 PDT

Sony's Dramatic One-Two Punch

Mon, 08 Nov 1999 03:00:00 PDT