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What's the best way to enjoy a truly big screen cinema experience at home - splash out on this affordable 720p HD projector
BenQ's W1060 is a slick and stylish machine with a chassis that whets the appetite for some spectacular cinema-honed visuals.
How low can you go and still get a great cinematic experience?
This budget full HD projector has much to recommend it
This Full HD projector offers surprising value for money
A good value, feature-rich home cinema projector for casual use
A good portable data projector that trips over at processing video
The W500 is one of the dinkiest LCD projectors currently available, yet it packs in everything you'll need for HD movies and gaming plus a few extra features on top.
DLP is making up for lost time. Chip supplier Texas Instruments has apparently decided that it has let its LCD rivals have more than enough time grooming the entry-level 1080p market, and has slashed the price of its own comparable chipsets
Unlike many others in the peripherals field, BenQ takes its budget products as seriously as its high-end ones, with individual technologies filtering through its ranges based on need rather than money-saving
The BenQ CP120c is a smart DLP projector that looks even smaller than it really is, because BenQ packages the projector and the cables in separate cases. It took moments to set up, as the auto keystone function works well ...
Last year we reviewed another BenQ projector, the PE5120, which was a decent DLP model at a previously unprecedented £500. Now it has done it again. The W100 is the replacement for the PE5120
Until recently, an HD Ready DLP video projector would set you back over a couple of grand, and it would probably have come in the shape of Toshiba's impressive TDP-MT700. But that's about to change dramatically thanks to BenQ
Surprisingly often, the weight of home cinema kit is directly proportional to how good it is. Essentially, the heavier it is, the better it is. Which bodes well for BenQ's PE8700 - it weighs an absolute ton