Hitachi PJTX100 Multimedia Projector

LCD projectors have been a favorite recommendation of mine for some time. While I love the deeper black associated with most DLP models, the lens shift functionality and lack of rainbows make LCD

My, what a big eye you have. In 2001: A Space Odyssey, we were introduced to HAL 9000—a plucky computer that likes long walks at night, organization, and things not named Dave. In 2010, we found out that we were going to need a bigger boat and that HAL...

The Hitachi PJ-TX100 has a cyclopean lens that will give other projectors feelings of inadequacy. More than once, I expected it to pivot toward me and blink menacingly. Have you ever seen someone blink menacingly? It's scary stuff. As you can see in...

The Hitachi PJ-TX100 has a cyclopean lens that will give other projectors feelings of inadequacy. More than once, I expected it to pivot toward me and blink menacingly. Have you ever seen someone blink menacingly? It's scary stuff. As you can see in...

Hitachi's PJTX100 UltraVision front LCD projector replaces the short-lived Home 1, a low-cost, 964x544-pixel design that made a brief appearance earlier this year. I liked many things about the Home 1, but it suffered from very low light output—too low...

As quickly as it had appeared, the Home 1 vanished and was replaced by the PJTX100, which I first saw at Hitachi's East Coast line show in late May of 2004. I soon procured a review sample, and it was obvious from the first time I powered it up that...

One of the best value for money projectors on the market.

Super quiet, super operation makes it a favourite

If this projector doesn't make you sit up and pay attention, nothing will. Obviously crafted to be a home projector from the ground up, its enormous 1.6x zoom lens is its most striking visual feature