For most people, buying a projector is a significant investment. You need to make sure you choose the right projector before you buy.

Unfortunately there isn't one projector to fit all needs yet. You might need a projector for your business, or for watching movies at home, or for setting up in a classroom. Whichever, it helps to understand the features which are relevant to you. Most people don't!

We've put together a selection of projector advice pages to help you make the right purchase.

Guides
  • Features Guide
    Never heard of 'keystone correction' or 'contrast ratios'? Read this guide to get the inside knowledge. It's a feature-by-feature explanation that will make your projector buying decision far better informed.

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  • Projector brightness
    What are those ANSI lumens all about? How bright is bright enough? Let us explain...

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  • Projector resolution
    Confused by 'SVGA', 'XGA' and 'SXGA'? Click for the full lowdown.

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  • Warranties
    A brief summary of the warranties on offer, how to improve your warranty, and what to expect if something goes wrong.

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  • Guide to manufacturers
    A who's who of the projector market, including information on reliability, warranties, and which manufacturers offer the best value for money.

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  • Choosing a projector screen
    Everything you need to know about the advantages of projector screens over projecting on a wall, and the different types of projector screens available.

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  • Projector Lamps Advice & FAQs
    How to ensure your projector lamp lasts as long as possible and other useful info.

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  • Projector reviews
    A selection of independent projector reviews from around the web.
Technology
  • LCD vs DLP technology
    Impartial advice on the differences between the two main projector technologies.

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  • Advice on Wireless projectors
    There's a new breed of projectors emerging that are more intelligent, neater and more capable. We've got the low down on wireless technology and what you need to know about it.
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