Epson EH-TW3500

Epson's £1,300 EH-TW3500 is cheap compared to most other LCD projectors, apart from its sister EH-TW2900, which has a lower contrast ratio. Like most LCD projectors, it's quite large, so positioning it can be a challenge. Fortunately, the TW3500 has a...

The Epson EH-TW3500 rewards the viewer with sumptuous, bright and highly involving images and is decidedly competitive at this price.

A full 1080p high definition image spitting projector with 3LCD technology to produce more accurate colours, even in the most brightly lit rooms. You won't need to dim the lights to enjoy high quality home cinema with the Epson EH-TW3500. The EH-TW3500...

Affordable yet delivering solid visuals, this 3LCD home theater projector is a fine entry-level kit for budget-conscious consumers.

With the current high-definition specification of 1920 x 1080 becoming the de facto industry standard (for now), manufacturers are embarking

An easy set-up and good specification is backed-up by a very watchable picture

Since the arrival of Blu Ray and the increase in range everyone is getting into the new Full HD projectors and Epson have really taken their new EH-TW3500 to the next level. They have taken the already successful EH-TW3000 and tweaked it to have more...

Great projector but mine is the model up tw-4500 has higher contrast ratio. i use a 97inch screen of 1080p awsomeness. even in a bright room it looks good. just change to living room mode. When u want a movie at night use cinema mode. great for my ps3...

My lamp exploded after 610 hours, Epson wouldn't replace it because it was outside of the warranty period. I had a Hitach cp-s317 and the lamp lasted 5,300 hours ( pity I dropped it). Unless you are prepared to buy a new lamp at $499-00 every year,...

Bought this mid 2010 for under $2.5k - in my case I got a Sony Blu-ray player 'for free' rather than a lamp. They had advertised a Toshiba player, but obviously ran out. Anyhow, have mounted the unit on the ceiling and pointed it at a cheap screen....