Business projectors for more success

Based on our many years of experience with projectors for business use, we have put together a selection of test winners for you. The projectors presented here are a special recommendation from our experts for AV business solutions.

There are many projector characteristics that determine whether a projector is ideally suited for business use. However, this should not deter you. We show you the quickest way to choose a suitable business projector based on the most important projector features. The business projector checklist will help you with the first steps:

The image resolution plays a somewhat smaller role with business projectors than with home cinema projectors. However, it should not be too low as the image resolution of a projector has a significant influence on the overall image quality.

This depends on how well you can darken the room in which you are using a projector. Generally, projectors with a higher light output are preferable to those with a lower light output.

If possible, you should buy a screen to match your business projector. The format of a screen then matches the projection image format of the projector. This means that the projection surface is completely filled. A screen for a Full HD (16:9) business projector should also have the 16:9 format.

DLP (Digital Light Processing) and LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) are two projection technologies often used in projectors. DLP technology uses micro mirrors for projection, while LCD works with liquid crystal panels. 

Due to the respective technology, there are certain advantages and disadvantages with both DLP and LCD projectors. Depending on the intended use, you should take these advantages and disadvantages into account before buying.

Whether a projector connection is important depends on which playback device you want to connect to the projector. Both the projector and the playback device, such as a Blu-ray player or a notebook, must have at least a pair of the same inputs or outputs for video and audio. Additional connections must be available for the transmission of data and control data.

There are a lot of projector features that make the handling of a business projector much easier and more comfortable before, during and after a presentation.

There is hardly a better alternative to a projector than an interactive display. Especially as interactive displays also offer some functions that are reserved for interactive projectors. Unlike most projectors, interactive touch displays can also be operated in bright rooms, and the image quality is not affected by the incidence of light.