A projector screen is essential if you want the best image from your projector. Here's a guide on how to choose the right one ...

But the best projector screens can range in size from 40-inch portable projector screens like the Pyle Pull-Out Projector to a 150-inch projector screen, like this Elite Screens model.

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If you want a big video picture and you don’t have the bucks for a large screen, BenQ hopes you’ll consider its Joybee GP1 mini-projector. The $500, 1.4-pound hand-held projector uses a 20,000 ...

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Ambient light tends to reflect off of a white screen to create glares and wash out the projector’s image unless it is viewed in a pitch-black room (like the theatres).

In some cases, a faulty HDMI cable could be the reason your projector's image isn't as crisp as you'd hoped. An HDMI cable may not work if it has bent input pins and exposed cord wires.

It consists of the projector unit itself, designed to sit atop a low cabinet, and an included 100-inch screen. The distance between the screen and the projector is very short, fixed at just 22 inches.

A pair of HDMI 2.1 ports on the QL7000 support 4K 120Hz and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode), making Epson’s projector, which also has a low 19.6ms input lag, a great option for gaming.

The pixel shifter shifts pixels 4x, so on screen you get a full 4K 3,840x2,160 image. The HC5050's pixel shifter was only 2X, resulting in a softer, 1080p x2 image to my eye.