1		InFocus IN81 £1,999 If you’re serious about movies, you seriously need this projector. It’s the company’s first Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution model and it can handle 1080p/24fps pictures from Blu-ray and HD DVD players. The results are spellbinding, with great black, detail and colour levels, and for under £2k you can’t say fairer than that. http://www.csesolutions.co.uk
2		Sony VPL-VW200 £7,500 Sony’s latest flagship projector is the stuff home cinema dreams are made of. It uses the company’s proprietary SXRD technology to generate pin-sharp pictures, and features twin HDMIs, 1080p resolution and Bravia Engine Pro technology, which digitally enhances each film frame in real time. All we need is for it to make the tea and we’re sold. http://www.sony.co.uk
3		Planar PD7060 £1,900 With its sleek, gloss black design, the PD7060 is a gorgeous-looking projector, but there's plenty of substance behind the style. The advanced Dark Chip 3 DLP chipset helps it to deliver astonishing picture quality, with deep cinematic blacks and razor-sharp detail. Throw in an excellent set of connections and you've got yourself an unbeatable home cinema display. http://www.csesolutions.co.uk
4		Sim2 Domino D10 DLP projector £1,600 Sim2 projectors are usually astronomically expensive, but the Domino D10 marks a rare excursion into the sub-£2k price point. It's a successful venture too, given that this DarkChip2 DLP-equipped lightbox generates fantastic picture quality and offers a decent array of features - though the company's usual elegant styling is missing and its resolution is a mere 1,280 x 768. http://www.sim2.co.uk
5		Epson EMP-TW1000 £2,600 As Full HD projectors go, the TW1000 is one of the most affordable. It uses LCD technology and boasts Epson's Crystal Clear Fine (C2Fine) image processing, along with an HDMI 1.3 input and many more attractive features. It's all rounded off by stunning picture performance from Blu-ray or HD DVD sources. http://www.epson.co.uk
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