Epson EMP TW2000 Reviews

This is a high definition projector with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, and an aspect ratio of 169. The inputs provided are two HDMI (high definition multimedia interface), component, S-video, VGA and composite. All functions of the ...

The resolution and colour fidelity are amazing. Some projectors are plagued by colour bleeding in areas of high saturation, particularly reds. The Epson preserves all outlines and produces a natural colour palette. There is no visible pixel grid as ...

The owner's manual is on a disc and must be read from a PC screen. We could not find any way to easily print it out. For a gadget costing $5000 this is inexcusable. There are also no connecting leads included, which seems cheap when modest cameras ...

Our interest in this projector is as a medium for viewing digital photographs. However, not many people will buy it to use only as a slide projector, even though the results are brilliant. So we tried DVDs, both high definition (in the Microsoft WMV ...

We weren't all that impressed by Epson's TW1000 projector, so John's hoping the TW2000 shows a marked improvement.

Had it been a little cheaper we might have been able to really love the TW2000. For there's no doubt that it's comfortably Epson's finest projector to date, and a good projector by any brand's standards. But at just under -3k it finds itself up ...

The Epson TW2000 has some decent home cinema chops beneath the glossy exterior

Detail-rich images ; Simple setup ; Natural colour palette

Black levels could be better ; Some horizontal motion blur

Overall, the TW2000 delivers a very credible picture. One to audition