Rich Malloy

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Optoma EP727. This $700 projector is less than 5 pounds but is loaded with high-end features.

This pocket-size projector impresses with its small size but is otherwise a work in progress.

The InFocus IN15 is a remarkably thin and bright projector that sports a motorized focus and optical zoom.

This value-priced projector is bright, boasts XGA resolution, and generates sharp and steady images.

While the Boxlight CP755ew projector has a very useful short-throw lens, it also has some features we could live without.

This Lilliputian projector has the brightest LED in its class yet.

This projector combines huge, bright images with an alluring price tag.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the Optoma EP1691. This powerful and portable business projector is tailor made for widescreen notebooks.

Laptop Magazine reviews ThinkFree Show, ThinkFree Show makes sharing presentations with other Web users remarkably easy.

Toshiba's ultralight LED projector produces sharp images even without a laptop.

Laptop Magazine reviews Epson PowerLite S4, the Epson PowerLite S4 delivers rich, huge images at a staggeringly low price.

This tiny projector shines with high brightness and contrast, but it has a few flaws.

This widescreen projector delivers excellent performance in a travel-friendly package.

Laptop Magazine reviews Mitsubishi MiniMits XD80U, Mitsubishi's dual-mode color wheel helps this portable pump out rich images.