projector Tests (P. 9/9)

"Dell 5100MP"

Published on: 4/2006

On test: Dell 5100 MP

Blessed with a brightness rating of 3,300 ANSI lumens, the Dell 5100MP can handle itself in most presentation environments, including large conference rooms and lecture halls. → More

"Samsung Pocket Imager SP-P300"

Issue: 5/2006

On test: Samsung SP-P300ME

We're used to diminutive projectors at PC Pro, but the stunningly innovative SP-P300 raised plenty of eyebrows around our offices. → More

"Sim2 C3X"

Published on: 2/2006

On test: SIM2 Grand Cinema C3X

The world is full of big-screen plasma and LCD televisions trying to encourage us to part with our cash. But why bother with a 60-inch or above TV when you can have the ultimate in home cinema for not much more? → More

"InFocus ScreenPlay 7210"

Published on: 2/2006

On test: InFocus Screenplay 7210

The ScreenPlay range of projectors has been a successful venture for manufacturer InFocus, with a selection of models that now range from the low end to the super-expensive 3-chip DLP models. → More

"HP mp2220 projector Review"

Published on: 1/2006

On test: Hewlett-Packard MP 2220

It seems that the world has gone big screen mad of late, whether it's gearing up for the arrival of HDTV in the UK or simply having the best picture possible for the price, it seems size truly does matter. So why not opt for a projector, so you can get the picture to suit the size of the room and when you're done with it, put the blighter away. → More

"Sony VPL CX20 projector Review"

Published on: 11/2005

On test: Sony VPL-CX20

Sony's VPL CX20 is geared towards showing off in the boardroom, but does that mean a lack of substance over style? We have a closer look. → More

"Sony VPL-CX76"

Published on: 11/2005

On test: Sony VPL-CX76

As a direct replacement for the VPL-CX75, the CX76 inherits most of its specification from its predecessor. → More

"Sony VPL-CX20"

Published on: 10/2005

On test: Sony VPL-CX20

The slim and highly portable VPL-CX20 from Sony is stylish, powerful and easy to use. → More

"InFocus ScreenPlay 777"

Published on: 10/2005

On test: InFocus ScreenPlay 777

For true home cinema fans, the arrival of 3-chip DLP projectors was perhaps even more significant than flatscreen TVs. These super-premium products offers Odeon-quality projection in the home along with full high definition compatibility. → More

"InFocus ScreenPlay 7205"

Published on: 9/2005

On test: InFocus ScreenPlay 7205

InFocus might not be a household name, but if you're a fan of home-cinema projection, its ScreenPlay range will probably be a large blip on your radar. → More

"Toshiba TDP-MT200 DLP Projector Review"

Published on: 8/2005

On test: Toshiba mt200

With Projectors becoming more and more affordable, the option of owning one for footie matches and movie nights is becoming a reality. Toshiba has produced the MT200 a budget model, to suit the middle market. But can it deliver? → More

"InFocus X2 Projector"

Published on: 6/2005

On test: InFocus X2

Digital projectors, once the sole preserve of boardrooms and rich playboys’ home cinema rooms, have hit the mainstream. Like flat panel monitors a few years back, prices have been coming down steadily across the board and we have now reached the point at which ordinary people with ordinary bank balances can afford to buy one. If you want hard evidence you only have to take a look at InFocus’ X2 projector. → More

"InFocus LP-120"

Published on: 3/2005

On test: InFocus LP 120

Size, we’re constantly being told, matters. Whether it’s your car’s engine, your processor speed, or how small your mobile phone is, what you own and how big (or small) it is is a matter of some importance. And though this projector from InFocus doesn’t have the sex-appeal of a 6.0-litre V12-engined Ferrari Enzo, or the social kudos of owning a mobile phone so small you can put it in your pocket and hardly know it’s there, it is the smallest projector we’ve ever seen and that counts for something, especially in the normally staid world of business technology. → More

"Toshiba TDP-SW20 - Wireless DLP Projector"

Published on: 3/2005

On test: Toshiba TDP-SW20

Standing up in front of other people and presenting, whatever the subject matter, can be nerve-wracking. Not many people enjoy the experience, which is of course why software like PowerPoint first came into being – to give presenters a security blanket and audiences something other to look at than the presenter’s rogue nasal hair. When projectors came along, the job got even easier – no more huddling around a laptop screen. And now wireless projection, which Toshiba touts as one of the TDP-SW20’s main selling points, is supposed to be the next big thing. → More

"Toshiba TDP-T91 - DLP Projector"

Published on: 2/2005

On test: Toshiba TDP-T91

Projectors occupied a niche sector of the technology market for years before they became cheap enough for Peter the presenter and Frank the football fan to get their hands on them. Back then, death by PowerPoint, at least on the big screen, was restricted to the boardroom, and Arsenal against Manchester United could only be found plastered all over the wall in pubs and rich men’s home cinema rooms. → More