As big-screen TVs become increasingly widespread, more and more people are discovering that a 40-inch or even a 50-inch screen still isn't big enough to turn watching a movie at home into a ...

Most people don't have a spare room in their house to dedicate to a home theater, but with the Epson MovieMate 60 ($699.99 direct), you don't need one. Instead, you can have your home theater and keep ...

No, the screen isn’t built in, you dolt. The only things crammed into this box is the 480p res projector, a JVC DVD player, and tiny, impotent 10-watt stereo speakers. We like cubes of convenience, ...

Epson has offered its line of MovieMate home theater systems for a while now. Today the company has announced that it is adding a couple new MovieMate projectors to its line. The new offerings include ...

Epson America today announced the Epson MovieMate™ 60, the lightest, brightest and most versatile offering in Epson’s innovative line of “all-in-one” home theater projectors. By combining a ...

Epson today expanded on their MovieMate line with the MovieMate 55. Glancing over the specs, I can’t say it’s a marked improvement over the last one, but I don’t care; I still want one. So the new one ...

Digital Journal — If you’re trying to think outside of the clunky 21-inch box that’s your current TV, there is certainly no shortage of choices out there. A visit to your local retail store will ...

Epson America announced the MovieMate 62 home entertainment projector/DVD combo solution. MovieMate offers a high-quality, high-brightness projector, CD/DVD player, microphone input, and stereo ...

You could spend thousands on a 50-inch TV set, but for the same money or less, you can watch a 150-inch picture. You just need a good video projector and a blank wall. The wall doesn't even have to be ...

The Epson MovieMate 72 is a high-definition, all-in-one projector that features a built-in DVD player as well as four integrated 5-watt speakers. And though you can use the MovieMate to project ...