Budget Projectors: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first primitive projector came along in 1420. The inventor was able to project an image of a monk holding a lantern by placing a special filter over a flame. The picture was cast in shadow on the wall. This wasn't especially effective, as the picture would have been very blurry, but it was an important first step.
Fact #2. Many inventors attempted to create a machine that could project moving images, including Thomas Edison's Kinetoscope. The first projector that could accommodate a large audience made its debut in 1895. A chemistry professor created a device he called the Pantopticon. This could display long sequences due to its ability to seamlessly advance film strips.
Fact #3. Before you start shopping, you need to figure out where you'll put your projector. Do you have enough room to make it worthwhile? Will you be using a screen, or just a blank wall? Screens will give you a sharper resolution, but at an added cost. Likewise, if you don't have enough space to get the full cinema experience, you might consider just getting a big-screen TV instead.
Fact #4. Think about how you're going to install the projector before you bring it home. Will it be mounted to the ceiling, or just resting on a shelf? Think about how you'll connect all the necessary wires, as well. In general, you'll want to be able to put the projector a good distance away from the display area, especially if you value sound quality. Even the quietest projectors will still make a little bit of noise.
Fact #5. In the end, regardless of which projector you choose, the important thing is to have fun and enjoy your new toy. Remember, if anyone criticizes what you bought, you can simply ask them to leave your special screening of Big Momma's House 2.