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        1. Panasonic PT-AT5000 projector

          Panasonic PT-AT5000

          Price as reviewed £3,199.00
          7 Oct 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Panasonic’s debut 3D projector might be late to the party, but it certainly knows how to make an entrance

        2. ViewSonic Pro8400 Projector

          ViewSonic Pro8400

          Price as reviewed £1,640.40
          29 Sep 2011
          Our rating:
          6/10

          ViewSonic reckons its new Pro8400 projector brings ‘high-end performance and style to home entertainment’. But it doesn’t.

        3. Optoma HD87 projector

          Optoma ThemeScene HD87

          Price as reviewed £2,800.00
          22 Sep 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Optoma’s current flagship projector tries hard and sometimes looks great, but ultimately it left us feeling frustrated.

        4. Acer H5360BD

          Acer H5360BD

          Price as reviewed £530.00
          16 Sep 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          The Acer H5360BD is a 3D projector for under £500. No, honestly, it is. So what’s the catch?

        5. Epson TW9000W

          Epson 3D projectors

          Price free/subscription
          2 Sep 2011
          Read our product preview

          Epson unveils its first 3D projectors at the IFA show in Berlin.

        6. Digital Projection Titan 3D projector

          Digital Projection Titan Reference 1080p 3D

          Price as reviewed £90,000.00
          2 Sep 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          If you’re ever wondered what 90 grand’s worth of home cinema projector might be like, here’s your chance to find out.

        7. Sharp XV-Z1700

          Sharp XV-Z17000

          Price as reviewed £4,000.00
          25 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          Don’t be fooled by its dour looks and uninspiring spec - inside the Sharp XV-Z17000 beats a heart of pure 3D gold.

        8. Sony VPL-HW30ES

          Sony VPL-HW30ES

          Price as reviewed £2,995.00
          23 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          The Sony VPL-HW30ES is half the price of Sony’s debut 3D projector, but feels twice as good. Result.

        9. Sim2 Crystal 35

          Sim2 Crystal 35

          Price as reviewed £4,500.00
          16 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          A Sim2 projector for just £4,500? Surely some mistake...

        10. Vivitek D538W-3D

          Vivitek D538W-3D

          Price as reviewed £682.80
          9 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          The Vivitek D538W-3D projector rather startlingly delivers 3D playback - with no extra box necessary - for under £700.

        11. Vivitech projector

          Vivitek Qumi Q2

          Price as reviewed £500.00
          5 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          9/10

          Despite being small enough to fit in your pocket, Vivitek’s Qumi Q2 projector claims 300 lumens of brightness and, for the first time in the pico projection world, built-in 3D.

        12. Panasonic PT-AT5000 3D Projector

          Price to be confirmed
          2 Aug 2011
          Read our product preview

          We visit Panasonic in Hollywood to look at their new projector before it goes on sale in September.

        13. Sim2 Lumis 3D-S

          Sim2 Lumis 3D-S

          Price as reviewed £29,995.00
          15 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          10/10

          The Sim2 Lumis 3D-S projector may cost 30 grand, but every penny is up there on the screen for all to see.

        14. Vivitek D795WT

          Vivitek D795WT

          Price as reviewed £1,140.00
          21 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          This projector produces surprisingly good and amazingly large images from a ridiculously small throw distance.

        15. BenQ W1100

          BenQ W1100

          Price as reviewed £828.00
          10 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          BenQ’s W1100 offers some startling specs for its money, and is a great option for people who can’t black out their rooms. More serious users may do better elsewhere, though.