Projectors

Great office Projectors are difficult to find. Partly because they stand or fall on your ability to read the often small text at the same time as seeing detailed images. And, partly because there are so many Projectors out there purporting to be just what you’re looking for when actually they’re not. It can be […]

The next step after scooping out hundreds of dollars for a top Games Console is to get a Projector. Why? Because sure, 50 or 60 inches of screen size on your TV is pretty good, but 150 to 300 inches on a Projector is both cooler and better. But what makes a good Gaming Projector?

  Manufacturers sure do wax lyrically about the superlatives of their products. Some are almost poetic in their heavenly descriptions about what they can do for you. But, the reality of the 0-600 Dollar price-range where 80% of projectors are sold, is that the Projector gods give, and also take away. The pressure is on

There’s a simple way to build a Projector. Then there’s the way the Optoma W331 Projector 3200 Lumen WXGA Widescreen 3D DLP Projector was made. Let’s just say it’s easily misunderstood. The reviews I’ve read online specifically on Optoma’s website haven’t really cast any light particularly to first-time buyers about what they’re actually getting. So,

So, you’re watching a movie or gaming on your DLP projector and you notice that, when a person or object moves very quickly, there’s a strange rainbow aura around the object. Don’t panic! You haven’t been spiked with LSD – what you’re seeing is known as the “rainbow effect” and it’s fairly common with single-chip

The BenQ Gaming Projector (HT2150ST) is one of the most popular models on the market and it won the 2016 Editor’s Choice Award from Projector Central. But is it worth the $1000 investment? We check out the pros and cons of this machine and give unbiased information to help you decide if this projector is

Believe it or not, experts in Projection have strong, passionate feelings about the industry. We care about its direction and currently models like the ZTE Touchscreen Smart Projector, divide opinion. Some think they’re great. Others have principled objections. It’s about what you think a Projector should do. The purists believe projection is about displaying movies.

Dell isn’t a company you often associate with Projection. They’re known for their Computers and Monitors, but they’ve made a fair few excellent Projectors over the years even though it’s not their main area of expertise. The interesting thing with these large company’s is that they often import technology from other devices into Projection. We’ve

If you had a budget of around $100 ten years ago the chances are you’d be able to afford a box, without a Projector inside. But, prices have lowered, and these days for the same amount you can get the Projector too. Whether it’s any good would depend on the model, and whether you got

They all look the same!!!!!!! This is a familiar reaction new owners of projectors have when they come to buy a screen. To be fair, visually they do look similar. But I’m going to be explaining a lot more about them than you’ll read on any online retail sites, and I’m going to be showing

These days more and more people are considering purchasing a Projector. Why? Well, many of the old clarity problems are gone, there’s fewer distortions, and they’re simpler to use than they used to be. In other words they’re TV’s but bigger, more portable and with more connections for your other devices. So we’re seeing people

A newer version of this projector is available: BenQ MW526AE Once upon a time, a manufacturer could create a Business Projector, and the Eureka moment would be seeing that text and charts where displayed reasonably clear. It didn’t need to do much else; just the text and the images. It’s a tough world we live