So now I use a 120" Motorized Screen. Her is a glimpse taken next to my 23inch computer monitor.

LED projectors mainly from USA or China have many accessories, such as SDcard slot, USB , and even wi-fi built in.

Unfortunately the one I tested ended up going back after 2 weeks due to not being air tight got dust inside affecting the picture.

So I found out that there was a projector manufacturer just down the road. Even though it was almost double the price of the 1280 x 800 and not LED but DLP and also lacked USB and SDcard.

Quite a lot to miss out on, but one thing it had was a FULL 1080p 3D picture, plus more silent fan.

Bring movies and games to life with the HD131Xe Full HD 1080p 3D up to a 300" projector.

The DLP projector is almost double the price of a budget projector. But still under £500 for which you can get about a 96 inch Video Picture in a 3.5meter wide room.
This model is really quiet and not intrusive. Using it a few hours a day, the bullb should last about 3 years, unlike the LED which has a much longer life.

I went for this model as I wanted it was quieter than many others out there.
It has 2 HDMI connections.

Rather than unplugging the cables from my TV and putting into the projector, I unplug the from the Blu-ray or sky device and use the spare cable that I leave in the projector.

Only drawbacks compared to my previous projector imported from usa/china. is that it has no USB connection. Also screen picture was bigger at close range. No digital sound output but does have a built in speaker and 3,5mm ouput.

Display Technology DLP
Native Resolution 1080p 1920 x 1080 Full HD
Contrast 18,000:1
Brightness1 2500 ANSI Lumens
Displayable Colours 1073.4 Million
Lamp Type 190W
Lamp Life 6000
Built in Audio Speaker 10W
Noise Level (Eco mode) 26dB
I/O Connectors 2 x HDMI v1.4a 3D, VGA (RGB/YPbPr), Composite Video, 2 x Audio In 3.5mm, Audio Out 3.5mm, RS232, 3D-Sync

Buy Optoma HD141X Full HD 3D 1080p Projector

Unboxing the Optoma Full HD Projector and setup on 120' Screen