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To: Don Green who wrote (361)	10/13/2021 11:13:48 AM
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The Best Projectors (and 2 Great Screens) Whether you want a portable presenter or a theater-quality behemoth, our picks will help you upgrade your at-home movie nights. There's nothing like watching your favorite films in a dark room on a massive screen. For that authentic movie theater experience at home, you'll need a projector (and a popcorn maker). You used to have to shell out tens of thousands of dollars to get an excellent projected experience, but you can now get a massive, beautiful picture for less than the cost of a flagship TV. Projectors are also much more portable and easier to set up than they were before. And if you have space, there are excellent pocket-size and short-throw models that make lawn-side movie nights as easy as finding an extension cord and a level chair to set them on. Below are our favorite models, and a couple of screens to pair with them. Working on a total home-theater overhaul? Be sure to check out our Best Soundbars and Best 4K Streaming Devices buying guides. Updated September 2021: We've added the LG HU810PW and Kodak Luma 400, as well as a section with tips and tricks for newbies! All products featured on Wired are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. wired.com

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