Projectors function exactly in the opposite way that a TV does. Unlike TVs, projectors bounce light off a surface (usually a screen) rather than beaming light directly into the user’s eyes. However, ...

TVs are great and all, but if you want really epic entertainment, you need a projector. One-hundred-plus inches of high-definition awesomeness. Projectors, though, are a two-piece system. There's the ...

I got a 720p projector a few months ago, and have been watching movies on the wall. My apartment has a heavily textured wall that's sort of tan/sand colored, so I think I'd get a big ...

Screen Material: Classic Cinema White (1.0), Brilliant White (1.4), High Contrast Grey (0.8) Throughout the past 15 years or so I have installed just about every type of front projection system ...

A revolution in projection screens? Doesn't sound very likely, does it? Because the ongoing problem with projection screens is that to be able to display colours accurately, they have to be white.

For the true home theater experience, you need more than a white sheet taped to the wall—you need not only the best projector, but a dedicated movie screen with the reflective power to show off HD ...

Click through to read our full review and see what we think about Stewart's latest ambient light rejecting screen, the FireHawk G4, and how it compares to the old Firehawk G3. Sparkles and screen ...

Owning an impressively large screen is more affordable than ever, with a 65-inch set or even a gargantuan 85-inch model ...