Best Projectors - 200 to 1700 ANSI lumens Image Brightness, 575i HDTV Formats, 16:9 Image Aspect Ratio

'the pixel structure is less visible, and this tends to give images a touch more softness.'

'Inaccurate primary colors'

'The results can also look quite different and more exaggerated on a flat panel TV than they do on a projected image due to higher contrast.'

'Each input benefits from three user presets that will remember all of these settings, with the regrettable exception of blanking.'

'Edge enhancement is set too high out of the box'

'Black levels aren't very good Design doesn't impress.'

'Tilting the projector and using keystone adjustments to correct the trapezoid is not recommended under any circumstances, as it will force a rescaling of native 1920x1080 video'

'Less than perfect gamma, poor primary and secondary color accuracy.'

'The long-term running costs of the Pearl will thus be much less (new Xenon lamps cost £1,000), but you'll pay a price in performance terms as the UHP lamps can't deliver such a wide colour gamut, such natural colour tones (especially with skin) or so much 'real' contrast as a Xenon lamp.'

'Tilting the projector and using keystone adjustments to correct the trapezoid is not recommended under any circumstances, as it will force a rescaling of native 1920x1080 video'

'Less than perfect gamma, poor primary and secondary color accuracy.'

'The long-term running costs of the Pearl will thus be much less (new Xenon lamps cost £1,000), but you'll pay a price in performance terms as the UHP lamps can't deliver such a wide colour gamut, such natural colour tones (especially with skin) or so much 'real' contrast as a Xenon lamp.'