Worst DIY Installs Ever Part 7
10 Must-Have Products for Your Next Install
6 Amazing High-End Home Theaters
8 Awesome Turntables for Spinning Vinyl
Print
Email
Comments (0)
Share
7 Popular Projectors
We round up projectors from the seven most popular projector companies.
The CE Pro 100, which profiled the industry's Top 100 highest-grossing integrators, also broke down the brands that are most frequently used by installers in 34 categories.
We're taking the CE Pro 100 Brand Analysis one step further, looking at some of the products from manufacturers in several of the 34 product categories.
The series starts with projectors and will also include:
Click here to view 7 Popular Projectors.
Editor's Note: The companies in this roundup are based on results of the CE Pro 100 Brand Analysis.
Related: Integrators Reveal Favorite Brands
The Ultimate Guide to Front Projectors 2009
JVC Bolsters Projector Performance with THX Certification
We're taking the CE Pro 100 Brand Analysis one step further, looking at some of the products from manufacturers in several of the 34 product categories.
The series starts with projectors and will also include:
- Screens
- Rear-projection TVs
- Receivers
- Preamplifiers/processors
- Flat-panel TVs
- Lighting
- Remote controls
- Outdoor A/V
- Power conditioners
Click here to view 7 Popular Projectors.
Editor's Note: The companies in this roundup are based on results of the CE Pro 100 Brand Analysis.
Related: Integrators Reveal Favorite Brands
The Ultimate Guide to Front Projectors 2009
JVC Bolsters Projector Performance with THX Certification
Inside the CE Pro 100 Brand Analysis
Subscribe to the CE Pro Newsletter
About the Author
Robert Archer, Senior Editor, CE Pro
Bob is an audio enthusiast who has written about consumer electronics for various publications within Massachusetts before joining the staff of CE Pro in 2000. Bob is THX Level I certified, and he's also taken classes from the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) and Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA). In addition, he's studied guitar and music theory at Sarrin Music Studios in Wakefield, Mass.
Post a comment