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

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

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

We have no hesitation in recommending this projector to anyone who appreciates an excellent projected image.

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.

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.

A wonderful projector that packs together some of the best qualities of DLP and LCD technology, for under $4000. What more could you ask for?

The ep9012 sports some handy features, such as the built-in DVD player and speakers, but is let down by its low brightness and high price.

A perfect coffee table companion

A short-ish warranty is really the only negative point for what it is an outstanding home theatre projector.

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.

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.