Regular readers will be familiar with JVC and Sony's take on LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) projector technology – found in their D-ILA and SXRD-branded models, respectively – but French brand Cineversum and its own LCoS projectors have a much lower ...

When in 1962, in his book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, epistemologist Thomas Kuhn coined the phrase ‘paradigm shift' to describe a change in basic assumptions within a ruling scientific theory, we're not sure he had video projectors in ...

There's no doubt that most of us would think twice before throwing £23,000 down on SIM2's Grand Cinema C3X 1080 projector. After all, a similar amount of cash could buy you a pretty flash sports car, or a nippy little motorboat to swank around the UK ...

Mitsubishi's HC5500 Full HD LCD home cinema projector replaces the HC4900, and at around £1,200 seems like a reasonable entry into the burgeoning Full HD budget market. But competition here is gaining speed, so does the 5500 have anything to offer ...

Panasonic clambered on board the Full HD projector bandwagon years ago with the well-received LCD-based PT-AE1000. Last year saw its successor, the identically-styled but improved AE2000. This is now in turn being replaced by the AE3000 – which, in ...

It's fascinating to see just how quickly the AV industry moves. Less than a year and a half ago, HCC reviewed the EMP-TW1000 – Epson's first Full HD LCD projector. At the time, this unusually-sculpted unit was one of the most affordable 1920 x 1080 ...

The next few months could be quite critical for Sony's SXRD projection technology. Since making a spectacular debut on the 'mainstream' scene back in January 2006 with the VPL-VW100, SXRD has found itself chased down by sudden surges in quality and ...

Sony's HW10 is based around the same 3-panel SXRD (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display) 1920 x 1080 chipset found in pricier VW40 and VW80 brothers. This model also boasts a remarkable 30,000:1 contrast ratio with the help of its automatic iris and, of ...

DLP tech has traditionally struggled to deliver Full HD projectors at affordable prices, but that changes today with the InFocus IN80 sporting a 1920 x 1080 HD resolution for just £1,300, undercutting the majority of Full HD LCD models.