Projectors

Premium home cinema projectors, designed for discriminating viewers, set a new bar for image quality and colour accuracy, with a variety of installation and connection choices.

PROJECTORS

Premium home cinema projectors, designed for discriminating viewers, set a new bar for image quality and colour accuracy, with a variety of installation and connection choices.

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P2 featuring 4K UHD resolution and premium Dolby Digital 2.0 audio, offers the ultimate cinematic experience like no other. The ultra short throw technology allows you to enjoy 120″ screen in just inches away.

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Sony VPL-VW270ES - 4K SXRD Home Cinema Projector

Sony VPL-VW270ES - 4K SXRD Home Cinema Projector

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Bring incredible 4K detail to your favourite movies. Imagine bringing the truly cinematic quality of 4K into your own home. Now you can make this a reality with our VPL-VW270ES Home Cinema projector.

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JVC DLA-N5

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wrapped in a whole new design, which is packed with the latest projection features. For instance, with the new native 4K D-ILA device, the projector can produce high-definition 4K images from its all-glass 65mm diameter lens system.

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Meet HORIZON Pro, the most versatile and easiest to use true 4K home projector from XGIMI. HORIZON Pro packs premium features into an intuitive and powerful package. Take all the work out of finding the perfect 4K picture.

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4K PROJECTORS

With these 4K capable and ultra-high definition (UHD) projectors, you'll have total immersion. These projectors all take a 4K input and use sophisticated e-shift and pixel-shifting technology to provide incredible image clarity and sharpness, with genuine 4K resolution available on certain models.

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FULL HD PROJECTORS

Since the majority of internet material is released in Full HD (1080p) resolution, it is the most important resolution to consider when purchasing a display or, in this case, a projector.

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SHORT THROW PROJECTORS

Short throw projectors can produce considerably larger pictures at much shorter distances, making them perfect for people who only have a little space in which to place their projector, such as schools and bedrooms.

PORTABLE PROJECTORS

The smallest size is said to be the most advantageous feature. A small projector may be taken almost anyplace and doesn't take up much room in your backpack. You may also project movies or videos while travelling with some choices.

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1. Projector Types

Major types of video projectors:
- DLP (Digital Light Processing)
- LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
- LCOS (Liquid crystal on silicon)
- Laser Projectors, Image similar to LCD Projectors

2. Lamps, LEDs, and Lasers

- Video projectors that use lamps need to be changed after about 3,000 to 4,000 hours of viewing. However, some projectors deliver upwards of 5,000 hours of viewing.

- Video projectors that use LEDs and/or Lasers as a light source have a much longer life—often as much as 20,000 hours or more.

Compare video projector light source life with an LED/LCD or OLED TV, which can last over 60,000 hours, albeit with smaller screen size.

3. Light Output and Brightness

Without sufficient light, a projector will not be able to display a bright image. If light output is too low an image will look muddy and soft, even in a dark room. The best way to determine if a projector outputs enough light to produce bright images, check the ANSI Lumens rating. This will tell you how much light that a projector can put out.

Relatively speaking, projectors with 1,000 ANSI Lumens or greater have sufficient brightness for home theater use. Room size, screen size/distance, and ambient room light connections will also affect the need for more or fewer lumens. Although video projectors' light output capabilities have improved, they still work best in a darkened room.

4. Contrast Ratio

Contrast ratio complements brightness. Contrast is the ratio between the black and white portions of an image. High contrast ratios deliver whiter whites and blacker blacks. A projector may have a great Lumens rating, but if the contrast ratio is low, your image will look washed out. In a darkened room, a contrast ratio of at least 1,500:1 is good, but 2,000:1 or higher is considered excellent.

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5. Pixel Density and Display Resolution

Pixel Density (aka display resolution) is important. LCD and DLP projectors both have a fixed number of pixels.

- If most of your viewing is HDTV, get as high a real pixel count as possible (preferably 1920x1080).

- A natural pixel count of 1024x768 is sufficient for DVD. However, 720p HDTV signals require a 1280x720 pixel count for the display, while a 1080i HDTV input signal needs a pixel count of 1920x1080.

- If you have a Blu-ray Disc player, consider a projector with 1920x1080 real pixel resolution and the ability to display the 1080p format.

If you want to jump into 4K territory, aside from the higher price tag, not all 4K projectors project true 4K resolution. It is important that you understand how 4K video projectors work and how they are labeled so that you can make the right choice for a home theater setup.

6. Color Reproduction

Color reproduction is another important factor to consider. Check for natural flesh tones and color depth, how colors look in the brightest and darkest areas of the image, and the degree of color stability from input to input, and that you get familiar with the types of picture settings that video projectors offer. Everyone has a slight difference in color perception and what looks pleasing to them, so look carefully.

7. Inputs

Make sure the projector has the inputs you need. All video projectors these days provide HDMI inputs, and most projectors also have VGA or DVI inputs for computers.

However, if you have older source components with composite, S-video, or component video outputs, know that many newer video projectors no longer offer these options or may offer just composite video inputs. When shopping for a projector, it is definitely important to make sure that it has the connections you need.

7. Screens

Screens come in various fabrics, sizes, and prices. The type of screen that's best depends on the projector, the viewing angle, the amount of ambient light in the room, and the distance from the projector to the screen.

8. Portability

Portability is important, not just in terms of moving or traveling with your projector, but in simplifying the installation and setup. It also makes it easier to try out different screen sizes, distances, and rooms to see which arrangement works best. If your projector is portable you can even hang a sheet on an outside wall (or garage door) in the summertime and enjoy your own drive-in movies. Watching movies outdoors using a video projector can be a great experience.