The Hitachi PJ-TX200 is not the best projector on the market but it is certainly a very good projector for those who value image quality and design.

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

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

The IN72 is a high quality Standard Definition projector at an over high price point.

The Screenplay 5000 is a fine projector in spite of a handful of niggling foibles. Worth a look.

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.

A good projector, but not quite as good as the Z3, and with a few minor annoyances.

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

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.

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.

A flawed but inexpensive projector.

A great product in its day, but now superseded.