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.

This product performs extremely well, and is certainly feature-rich.

One of the best value for money projectors on the market.

You will be blown away by its high quality image and variety of inputs--if you can afford it.

If you have thousands of dollars to spare and you want the ultimate in home cinema projection, then the Infocus 777 is probably for you.

Although a bit pricey, the HC900 offers one of the best DLP produced images we have seen yet.

A perfect coffee table companion

Sanyo's PLV-Z3 runs quietly and produces outstanding images for a home theatre model. The only catch is the 'flyscreen' inherent to LCD technology.

Expensive, yet worth the money.

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

The Optoma offers all-round good performance for a mid-priced DLP projector, but even so, the biggest thing holding the H57 back will undoubtedly be the price, especially when you take into consideration the top-notch competition available for much less.

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