Business Projectors - Reviews

Review Date: 02-JUN-2008

Toshiba SP1

RRP: $799.00

For a business projector the Toshiba SP1 fulfils its role admirably. However, if you need a silent model the SP1 isn’t for you.

Review Date: 19-NOV-2007

Acer X1160

RRP: $899.00

Despite its average picture quality in our tests, the X1160 is a suitable projector for the business person who frequently goes on the road to give presentations, or for the user who wants an inexpensive big-screen for a home theatre setup.

Review Date: 04-DEC-2008

Sharp XR-32S

RRP: $1299.00

If you’re using an older laptop for your business multimedia presentations, the XR-32S will do the job perfectly. If you need digital connections, you’ll be better off with other models.

Business Projectors, Home Theatre Projectors

Review Date: 27-JUL-2006

InFocus Work Big IN24

RRP: $1350.00

This isn't a brilliant projector by any means, but with a little patience, it will perform well enough for most users at a competitive price.

RRP: $1388.00

Review Date: 10-OCT-2008

Epson W6

RRP: $1399.00

Epson’s W6 projector is a model that is great for projecting images from a widescreen notebook in the office, as well as for occasional home theatre use.

Review Date: 10-SEP-2009

Viewsonic PJD5351

RRP: $1399.00

If you need a projector that can display a large image from a short distance away, ViewSonic’s PJD5351 is a great choice. Its fixed focal length means there’s no zoom capability, but its other specifications make it an good choice.

Review Date: 02-JUN-2009

Hitachi CP-X2510

RRP: $1535.00

Apart from a loud fan and bland design, the Hitachi CP-X2510 is a good projector with a reasonable price. Good in-built speakers and reasonable image quality mean this business projector will be a good all-in-one unit for presentations.

Review Date: 25-APR-2007

InFocus Work Big IN26

RRP: $1599.00

The InFocus Work Big IN26 is a good all-round projector that can handle a wide range of sources and has above average image quality. If you are in the market for an attractive unit with good performance, you should give this model a look.

Review Date: 28-OCT-2009

Viewsonic PJD6381

RRP: $1599.00

ViewSonic's PJD6381 most intriguing feature is the ability to hook up a PC with a compatible graphics card and use the projector's 3D mode. It's also suitable to watching movies thanks to its acceptable contrast ratio and frame rate smoothing. In addition, the PJD6381 has the qualities you want from a portable business projector: high brightness and a reasonable size.

Review Date: 01-SEP-2005

BenQ PB6110

RRP: $3199.00 $1599.00

BenQ's PB-6110 projector offers high brightness and contrast levels, and while it offers good all-round performance, the 4:3 aspect ratio makes it better for presentations than watching movies.

Review Date: 06-SEP-2004

InFocus X2

RRP: $1599.00

A cheap purchase if you don't mind the noise.

Review Date: 01-SEP-2005

Sony VPL-ES2

RRP: $1995.00 $1695.00

Sony's VPLES2 produces bright images, though the lens slightly distorts the image at the corners.

Review Date: 03-OCT-2008

Dell M209X

RRP: $1699.00

Dell’s M209X is light, well-priced and has a high brightness level. If you can look past the fiddly remote, it’s a great portable data projector.

Review Date: 27-SEP-2005

Epson EMP-S3

RRP: $1699.00

The EMP-S3 provides a huge, bright image for a relatively low price.