Projectors

The UO Smart Beam Laser, Focus Free, No Need for Focus Adjustment, 150″, 120 Min is one of only three Laser Projectors currently on the market. It’s also the only one to get Class 1 FDA Registration for eye safety. I was intrigued, not only by this but also by the promise that buyers will […]

The Optoma HD27 1080p 3D DLP Home Theater Projector is an update on the HD26,which was already rather good. So when I heard about the new model I was determined to see whether the changes they made mean’t that some of the magic was gone. In the months before it’s release there where claims from

The iRulu BL20 Home Cinema Projector was designed to bring movies and games to your living room on a larger screen. As such it’s not going to be all that great for office presentations. But for home entertainment, it’s intended to be excellent. Every manufacturer boasts about how great their new model is, but I

We’re reaching the time when Projectors will start replacing Television Sets. Until very recently they where either not bright enough, not clear enough, or lacking in sound quality. Lately though, we’ve seen a host of Projectors come onto the market that offer features just as good as Television Sets, and with their larger screens these

The predecessor to the X341, the Optoma X316 was hugely popular. Also given the fact that Optoma is known to produce cost-effective projectors with a surprisingly large number of features, I was excited to see what the newly launched Optoma X341 had to offer. The X341 was first available sometime around April this year, so

Gamers are looking for low lag and fast response times on Projectors producing good clear images in 2D, with the added bonus of 3D images. They also look for ease of operation, because afterall a TV will allow immediate game play, so why settle for less with your new projector? All projectors have their good

So you’ve got a Games Console or PC? Well, the next step most gamers are taking recently is to replace the TV, with a large Projector screen capable of doing their games justice. They can do this because Projectors are coming down in price making purchasing one easier, and because lets face it, if you

Do you remember the days when we used to hook our Games Consoles up a TV? I remember them well, in fact, most of my childhood was spent doing just that. If we’re honest though, there were limitations to what we could do with a TV. We couldn’t take it to a friend’s house unless

I was determined to review the ViewSonic PRO8400 because it’s perhaps one of the most misunderstood projectors of all time. The ViewSonic designers had clearly created an amazing business projector, but when the product had been sent to marketing things kind of went wrong in the worst possible way. Their marketing personnel clearly thought the

The iCODIS CB100W is part of this manufacturers range of pocket-sized projectors that has been successful because of some excellent portability and ease of operation combined with some quality features, buyers might not have expected on such low priced models. It is considerably different to a very similarly named model, the iCODIS CB-100. I wanted

The InFocus IN112 is one of those low-priced Home Entertainment Projectors designed to do practically anything, for buyers who want something fast and portable that doesn’t require an engineering degree to set up. I was interested in the boasts of a one-touch set-up and I was intrigued to find out what kind of picture you’d

It’s getting more and more difficult for consumers to tell the difference between projectors. Especially when they see two they really like, and they’re made by the same company. Buyers who aren’t from a technical background, tend to rely heavily on the information given to them, by the manufacturer on the back of the box