Per screen inch, projectors are much cheaper than a big LCD, even when you include the screen. Hideable. With little effort, you can make the projector and screen disappear when you're not using them.

With true 4K resolution, a bright colorful image and a motorized lens for maximum flexibility, Epson's new Pro Cinema LS9000 ...

Even LCD projectors, long the stalwarts of the budget arena, have seen great improvements over the past few years. Much higher contrast ratios, better black levels, all mixed with incredible ...

Back in 2022, Epson launched what the company called its most advanced home theater projector to date. Now at $6,000, that's ...

Light projectors designed around liquid crystal devices, or LCDs, are bright, fast, and reliable. LCD projectors have three different LCDs that each handle one color: red, green or blue.

Epson's latest LS9000 4K projector from the Pro Cinema line is specifically meant for home theater enthusiasts.

LCD Projector Characteristics. Projectors using a liquid crystal display image engine are common in the workplace. They are, in essence, the same thing as a flat panel TV, just much smaller. They ...

If you need another option for a 4K projector that won't completely break the bank, Epson recently introduced this Home Cinema 4010. Like the BenQ HT-2550 projector we reviewed earlier this year ...

The projector’s native resolution is 1080P, and it is a DLP projector. The biggest advantage over other LCD projectors is that it has much better-projected quality.

*The projector was sent a 480i signal via HDMI from a Denon DVD-3930CI. Comments on Bench Testing The Epson Home Cinema 6500UB tested very well. It exhibited excellent contrast, above average color ...

- Aug 30, 2023 The Page One LCD projector has been unveiled via an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. The Formovie Xming Page One projector delivers 1080p images and can throw images up to 120 inches.

A couple days ago we mentioned that Lumenlab had released their top secret plans for building an LCD based projector. Hack-A-Day reader [Brad O’Connor] sent along his experiences using the ...