The tern multimedia projector refers to a projector generally used in a professional setting for high quality presentations. We have selected a range of high quality projectors which in general have the following design features.
Short Throw and Wide Angle lens
The term short throw refers to the lens design of the projector. At a short distance a large projection can be produced. This is essential for meeting room environments and presentations where the projector will generally be positioned relatively close to a projection screen or wall. The structure of the lens is the main consideration and a wide angle design creates a large image at short distance. The main benefit is maximising space in the meeting room.
DLP or LCD technology
Digital Light Processing (DLP) or Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) refers to the technology used to compose the projector image. DLP historically produced superior images to LCD, however recent advances in LCD quality mean that there is little quality difference between the two.
Multiple Inputs for flexibility
A Multimedia Projector at a minimum will have input ports for laptop connectors. Some will also have connectors for DVD, TV, network cables and in some cases USB stick or even SD memory card.
If you want to buy a portable, first check our portable multimedia projector page. Here you'll find a brief rundown on what to look for accompanied by our top 3 choices.
All of the projectors shown here are manufactured by well known, respected brands. They are at work in many offices, schools and homes across the world. They all come with manufacturers guarantees so if you're not totally satisfied you can get a refund. We have taken the time to trawl through many different websites to bring you the most popular and highly rated available. Buy one and you can be confident of a high quality image for years to come. If you have decided to buy a Sanyo multimedia projector or a BenQ multimedia projector then check our special features pages for each.