InFocus mega movie thrower

For proper big screen movie action, LCD and Plasma will only get you so far. If you want seriously big screen size and near real size actors in your lounge then you’ll need to go down the projector route. If that’s the case, InFocus is more than happy to help with its 1080p monster.

In addition to being able to spit out pictures that stretch a jaw dropping 1,920x,1080 pixels the InFocus IN80 features a few extra tricks to make it feel like you’re sat down your local multiscreen. It can tap into a pallet of 1.07 billion colours so not only can it provide rich deep blacks but natural colours to boot.

Top talents

Fullest HD
With Blu-ray capable of pumping out 1080p, hooking it up to a display that can’t handle all those pixels is a waste.

Technicolour
With a pallet of 1.07 billion colours at its disposal, you can be guaranteed lifelike results.

Go large
With the ability to create a massive 244in screen size, how big you want the picture is limited by how large your walls are.

Best price: £1284.12 on 27 October 2008

Closest rivals
InFocus Play Big IN82 – If you still want to push picture performance even further, this InFocus won’t disappoint.

Sony VPL-VW60 – If you’re serious about your movies, or just don’t like leaving the house with this super Sony you will never need to again.

Optoma HD800X – For 1080p on a budget, you’d be hard pushed to beat this bargain Optoma.

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