Epson EH-TW9200

For around %C2%A3500 you can pick up a very decent entry-level <b>projector</b> built around Texas Instruments' Digital Light Processor (DLP), an ingenious electromechanical device that turns electrical signals into pictures. I've reviewed several such machines here over the past year or so, ranging up to the %C2%A33,000 mark. But if you're shopping around in that area it's definitely worth considering the very different approach pioneered and promoted by <b>Epson</b>. This uses three separate electrical signal to light converters operating simultaneously, one for each of the primary colours. At the entry level end of the market <b>Epson</b>'s <b>3LCD</b> technology requires compromises. But if you're prepared to shell out a couple of grand or so, <b>Epson</b>'s near top-of-the-range <b>EH-TW9200</b> <b>3LCD</b> <b>projector</b> should be a serious candidate.

Steve Withers takes a look at Epson's latest flagship home cinema projector and discovers a very capable machine.

Epson's new top-end projector is here. And it's good.

The TW9200 is one of Epson's top of the range home cinema projectors, and a large one at that. Boasting class leading colour quality as well as 2D and 3D capability, we see how it measures up.

It’s not the showstopper we hoped for, but this beautifully built projector is still an entertaining watch

The TW9200 is one of Epson's top of the range home cinema projectors, and a large one at that. Boasting class leading colour quality as well as 2D and 3D capability, we see how it measures up.

Steve Withers takes a look at Epson's latest flagship home cinema projector and discovers a very capable machine.

Epson EH-TW9200W (Projector): 5 out of 5 stars on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.