Video Projectors: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. When selecting a projector, you should consider light conditions and screen distance. More expensive projectors create crisp images with faithful color reproduction. Even in lighted rooms. These are great for use as your everyday television. They also work in classrooms, conference rooms, or anywhere you can't turn off the lights and blind the windows. Top tier projectors also tend to have a much longer projection distance.
Fact #2. Cheaper options aren't necessarily inferior units. They simply meet less exacting standards. If you have strict control of the environment, these might be a smarter purchase. Home theaters don't need a unit that will work in a brightly-lit room, for instance. There are many affordable projectors that create high definition images and are fully compatible with all major input types.
Fact #3. Video projectors can be great alternatives to computer monitors. You might be worried about eye strain. The ability of a projector to cover a larger area far away can help mitigate that significantly. You'll keep your eyes healthier. Or you might want to reduce clutter on your desk. A second screen for a laptop can be unwieldy. But a projector doesn't have to take up desk space in the same way. You might even just want a more cinematic experience. Playing video games and watching movies on a projector is always more exciting.
Fact #4. They almost always lead to a better group experience. It doesn't matter what you're doing. Watching movies is obviously more inspiring on a big screen. But so is doing work. Having a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet on a projector is more collaborative than it would be on a monitor.
Fact #5. A media room without a projector is a shame. You can have the best surround sound audio and fancy blackout curtains. A nice, big TV is even a good idea. But there's nothing quite like pulling down a screen and watching the light flicker onto it.