Epson’s W6 projector is a model that is great for projecting images from a widescreen notebook in the office, as well as for occasional home theatre use.

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.

The HC4900 has lowered the entry-level price point for 1080p projectors. With good image quality and a large range of colour and image customisation options, it's very good value for money. Apart from its simplistic black plastic design and low brightness levels, the HC4900 is a high quality unit.

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

The Mitsubishi Electric HC1100 will suit most users looking for a basic projector with excellent performance.

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.

If you are in the market for a high quality cinema projector that is light weight, compact and delivers with fervor, this is the projector for you.

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

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.

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.