Brian Nadel

Panasonic's PT-FRZ60 punches above its weight with a combination of great image quality, installation flexibility, and maintenance-free longevity.

With its non-detachable zoom lens and 7,500 lumens of brightness, the Optoma ZU720T DLP laser projector is a great bargain for business, house of worship, and small auditorium applications.

NEC's PA1004UL is a bright, 10,000-lumen laser projector perfect for mid-sized venues such as businesses, schools, and houses of worship looking for a maintenance-free projector.

A sealed, IPX5-rated laser light engine requiring no filter changes or replacements sets BenQ's 4,000-lumen LH710 apart from its competition.

Although it's missing some education features like interactive pens and Wi-Fi connectivity, the LED-driven NEC UM383WL is a high-value solid-state UST projector with good brightness and sharp images.

Thinking about purchasing a projector for your school? Our primer will set you on the path to an informed purchase.

Epson's new flagship UST classroom projector delivers a wealth of sophisticated features in one bright, laser-driven package.

With its attractive $560 price tag, 3,800 lumens of brightness, and a 15,000-hour long-life lamp, the MC382W is a great choice for classrooms.

With its 5,500 lumen brightness, low-maintenance costs, and $2,100 price, the InFocus INL3148HD offers excellent value for boardrooms and classrooms.

The BenQ EH600 might be a little more expensive than its competition, but with the extra price comes an ingenious new approach to business projection.