Clear, accurate colour output, a 16:9 native aspect ratio, and quiet operation make this BenQ home entertainment projector one of the best around.

Panasonic's PT-AX200E projector is great for both viewing data and movies thanks to impressive image quality and unaltered colour reproduction, but lacks Full HD output.

The IN74 does what it is supposed to do and does it well but so do many other projectors and much cheaper.

BenQ’s W500 is an entry-level 720p home theatre projector with great brightness levels and high quality imagery. Colour accuracy isn’t perfect, and a short zoom limits options for placement. But with such a reasonable price, the W500 is a compelling option for the home cinema enthusiast.

The VPL-HS3 is a very flexible product that works well in a variety of settings and lighting conditions.

There isnt much to complain about with the MT200, If you are looking for an excellent projector for a large room this is the best option, but the short throw distance might put people off who want a giant screen.

If you're in the market for a good all-round projector that will suit all your film and gaming needs, the InFocus Play Big IN76 will do the job nicely. However, it's expensive and there are other projectors on the market that perform just as well, but cost a lot less.

A perfect coffee table companion

NEC's HT510 is easy to set up and use and offers adequate performance for a home theatre environment. However it is let down by a relatively low native resolution.

Priced to compete, the Epson EMP-TW600 is a welcome addition to the high definition, home theatre projector market.

If you're in the market for a top-notch home theatre projector, you can't go wrong with the Sanyo PLV-Z5.

Perhaps the best projector available at the moment in terms of price, quality and features.