Acer's PH110 provides budding home theatre enthusiasts with a simple, elegant projector that eschews bells and whistles in favour of ease of use.

A well-designed projector targeted firmly at the home theatre enthusiast. Only really suitable for permanent installations.

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

The BenQ PE7700 is a high-quality yet affordable home theatre projector.

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.

As BenQ's flagship projector, the W20000 excels for movie watching, with high brightness and great contrast. It's massive and the fan is a little noisy, but it is a good package.

When it's able to be set-up correctly, the BenQ W5000 displays images with amazing clarity and colour.

Epson's home-theatre oriented EMP-TW500 projector runs at 720p in a 16:9 aspect ratio and offers outstanding image quality for watching DVDs in a home theatre environment.

If you're restricted by a limited budget, but still want a good home theatre set-up, the TW-20 is an excellent choice.

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

The Epson EMP-DM1 is a great idea for a projector that doesn't quite hit it home. It has quite a few image quality problems but since it's so insanely cheap, it's a great projector for regular families that just want to watch their moves on a wall at home.

A flawed but inexpensive projector.