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Although projectors have experienced a surge in popularity for home theater applications, the business marketplace has their own unique set of requirements. Projectors are still one of the best ways to produce a large, easy to read presentation. In order for this to be effective, consumers need a few key features. Projectors must be extremely clear, displaying text and graphics at native resolution without any …

When building a home theater system, digital projectors are often viewed as the ultimate video display technology. Projectors produce a larger image, take up less space, and provide more flexibility in how you lay out your media room. For a very long time, they were also the most expensive. As technology improved, manufacturers found an incredibly inexpensive way to manufacture LED projectors. Ever since then, …

Portable video projectors are a hot trend these days, with the market dominated by affordable Asian imports. Inexpensive projectors are a topic of debate. Some reviewers say that they’re ground breaking, while others see them as nothing more than disposable toys. Where should consumers draw the line? Well, that all depends on their intended usage. Pico projectors are popular because they are often 90% cheaper …

Chinese-made digital projectors have made a bit of a splash in the industry. Recent developments to the manufacturing process have allowed them to release hardware that is much cheaper, but surprisingly powerful. In most cases, the best sellers tend to be so-called pico-projectors. These portable handheld units are cheaper than a television, and can create an image that’s much larger. For casual users to want …

Pico projectors are all the rage these days. Their compact size and low price make them the most affordable way to enjoy video on the big screen, but there are trade-offs. Many pico-projectors have conservative hardware. They often have Sub-HD resolutions, and produce low levels of brightness. If the room is too bright, the image can appear washed out. If the screen is too big, …