As mentioned above, a decent screen is crucial to the performance of any projector. This is because all projectors need to reflect off a surface to be seen at all.

For example, Epson suggests that a 120-inch screen should have a projector mounted somewhere between 147 to 160 inches back from the screen or around 12.5 feet.

As for aspect ratio, screen projectors come in all shapes, like 4:3, 16:9, 2.35:1, and 16:10. In the case of 4:3, it's almost square, but the rest are variants of widescreen. Luckily, I can make ...

Choosing the right screen material is crucial to keep your projector's image looking bright and sharp. The amount of light in your entertainment space should influence the level of gain or screen ...

An ambient light-rejecting screen can help considerably, but they aren't cheap. When you can get a 100-inch TV for $3,000, which will be brighter, have better contrast, and be fully visible in the ...

One nit is roughly equivalent to 3.426 Lumens. When looking to set up in a light room, you would need a home cinema projector with an output of at least 1000 lumens. Screen ...

Amazon is reportedly working on a projector that would turn any surface in your home into a screen, as reported by Reuters. People familiar with the matter told the news organization that the ...

And we've got just the thing to help with that. This Watch from Anywhere Bundle includes a Wemax Go projector and a 40-inch portable screen to make movie-night setup much easier.

I have some questions for those of you with projector-based HT setups:1. With a screen in front, where do you put your center channel speaker?2. How does your remote work? Are your components off ...

The Benq GS50 is an interesting outdoor projector, if only for the fact that, unlike other projectors, there’s been some thought put into the design and look of it, so it doesn’t just look ...