Prices of big TVs continue to fall, but the largest screen sizes still offer a poor value. Not even the biggest TV models can produce an image as large as what's possible with an inexpensive projector ...

To really put the “theater” in your home theater, there’s nothing quite like a projector capable of beaming a big, bright movie or big sporting event on your wall, effectively turning your living room ...

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TVs have gotten exponentially bigger and better since the beginning of the HD era in 2000, and picked up significantly since 4K TVs have become mainstream, but projectors still provide a better home ...

The projector market doesn't move particularly quickly. Most companies replace their models every few years and overall innovation is fairly slow. While there is certainly improvement over projectors ...

Most people expect projectors to just work. But they often don’t. Cheap models promise big screens but end up blurry or washed out in daylight. Focus can be a pain, keystone correction isn’t always ...

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