A projector screen is essential if you want the best image from your projector. Here's a guide on how to choose the right one ...

Another excellent framed projector screen, the Silver Ticket uses a 1:1 gain white screen material, which is often better for showing bright, vivid colors than gray or black screens, ...

This is one of the best screens on the market, providing professional-grade clarity. The size of the viewing window is 59x104.7 inches and it comes framed in silver-toned aluminum.

Incredible sound AND video can be had with the Center Stage Fixed Frame Acoustically Transparent (AT) Screen from Seymour AV. Gone are the days of ugly micro perf vinyl with its comb filtered sound. .

If a screen isn't in your budget but you want to improve how your projector looks, there are a few things you can do to improve its brightness. They're not going to transform a dim projector into ...

Throw distance is the distance from the screen to the projector. For example, if your screen is 87” wide and the throw distance of your projector is 1.3, the projector should be 113” (87x1.3=113”) ...

In work that built on his doctoral dissertation, Johnny Lee, along with colleagues at Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs, prototyped a projector system that could keep an image framed on a moving ...

Generally speaking, to cast a 100-inch image, you need at least 100 inches between the projector and screen. For a small room, you may need a projector with a short-throw lens, ...