LCD or DLP Projector?

The terminology LCD refers to a technology whereby 3 colour panels red, blue and green are assembled to project and reflect light to produce an image. DLP meanwhile utilises a DMD chip together with a colourwheel and reflective mirror or glass to project light and produce an image. Typically DLP projectors are cheaper and easier to maintain, however viewers often claim LCD projectors produce a much more vivid and sharper image.

Laser or Lamp or LED Projector?

Traditional projectors are all lamp based (light source comes from a lamp or bulb). Laser projectors differ whereby the image light source is a laser beam. Laser projectors typically outlast lamp based projectors twice as long, however the cost to replace the laser diode can be prohibitive. LED light source is found commonly in small portable projectors and are not widely found in the market.

Projector Lumens or Brightness

Lumens or ANSI Lumens is a measure of the total quantity of visible light emitted by a source per unit of time. The higher the value, the more brighter the brighter the image is. The projector lumens requirement can depend on many factors including the room size, lighting position, projector position and many more.

Resolution refers to the number of pixels per image. For projectors the most common resolutions are XGA (1024 x 768), WXGA (1280 x 800), WUXGA (1920 x 1200), Full HD (1920 x 1080) and 4K (4096 x 2160). The higher the resolution, the sharper the projected image would be. For most corporate and education projectors, XGA, WXGA and WUXGA projectors are used. Meanwhile home theatre projectors have resolutions of Full HD or 4K.

We always recommend customers to choose a brand with a comprehensive warranty coverage and a minimum of 2 years warranty. In our experience, projectors break down for many reason including lack of use. Therefore it is important to buy from an authorised reputable seller with after sales service.

Projector Wireless connectivity

Most projectors have built-in wireless capability or at least the option to add on wireless connectivity via an additional usb dongle. If wireless connectivity is a priority, it is best to purchase the additional wireless accessory from the brand itself. Otherwise there are many third party casting hardware that can be easily purchase, however do not that the image quality will not be equivalent to the quality when using a cable.

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Epson 3LCD EB-980W WXGA Original Projector | 3,800 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-982W WXGA Original Projector | 4,200 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-FH52 1080p Full HD Original Projector | 4,000 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-G7100NL XGA Edge Blending Original Projector | 6,500 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-G7200WNL WXGA 7,500 Lumens Original Projector | 7,500 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-G7400UNL WUXGA Projector 4K Enhancement | 5,500 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-G7805NL XGA Edge Blending Original Projector | 8,000 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-G7905UNL WUXGA Projector 4K Enhancement | 7,000 Lumens, Lamp

Epson 3LCD EB-L1060UNL WUXGA Edge Blending Projector | 6,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1070UNL WUXGA Edge Blending Projector | 7,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1200UNL WUXGA Edge Blending Projector | 7,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1495UNL WUXGA Edge Blending Projector | 9,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1505UHNL WUXGA Projector | 12,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1515SNL SXGA+ Projector | 12,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1715SNL SXGA+ Projector | 15,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L1755UNL WUXGA Projector | 15,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L20000UNL WUXGA Edge Blending Projector| 20,000 Lumens, Laser

Epson 3LCD EB-L200F 1080p Full HD Projector | 4,500 Lumens, Laser