Projections

Your home theater is not the same if you're missing a video projector. Whether you want to use it to watch movies, play video games or even for karaoke, we have a couple of interesting options you may want to take a look at.


MITSUBISHI HC1600
This high-definition projector offers you a very simple set up and the image is crystal clear and brighter than other models. The color accuracy and brightness balance is very effective.

The starting price for this video system is $830. Here are some specifications:

• Native Resolution: 720p (1280x720)
• Brightness: 1700 lumens
• Lamp Life: 3000 hours of low power and 2000 hours of full lamp power
• Technology: Single Chip DLP
• Contrast: 2500:1
• Zoom Lens Ratio: 1.2:1

Some cons for this model :Many experts believe there's really not much difference between the HC1600 and the HC1500. Also, the 1 year warranty in parts and labor may seem too short for many users.

EPSON EX50
This is an affordable video projector perfect for your home theater.

The Plug N' Project USB set up simplifies the job considerably It comes with the VGA to component video adapter for yoru home entertainment system. Another pro for this projector is that the color and brightness are so strong you can don’t need a screen; you can just use empty walls. Here are some specifications:

• Native Resolution: XGA 1024x768
• Brightness: 2200 lumens
• Lamp Life: up to 4000 hours on low power
• Technology: 3LCD
• Contrast: 2000:1
• Zoom Lens: 1.2x

The Epson EX50 is bulky and somewhat loud, but it delivers much more of what you would get for your $525. The 2 year projector warranty gives you a longer coverage than other makers.

So, if you're ready to add a video projector in your home you can find these models in stores like Best Buy, Sam's Club or for a cheaper price in web sites like Amazon or Ebay.