Rich Malloy

Laptop Magazine reviews Mitsubishi Pocket Projector PK20, a compact projector that weighs less than one pound.

A Laptop Magazine Boxlight Bumblebee, the Bumblebee projector is the result of some good and bad design decisions.

This newest member of Casio's Super Slim line can now beam out 3000 ANSI lumens of brightness.

The InFocus Work Big IN10 projector weighs just 2.4 pounds, yet offers sharp resolution and plenty of brightness.

This 2.4-pound widescreen projector is tailor-made for highly mobile presenters.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews Zoho Show. Besides the lack of advertisments, Zoho Show doesn't offer much.

Laptop Magazine reviews Sanyo PLC-XU87, Sanyo's portable projector offers plenty of brightness and wireless connectivity, but it could be easier to use.

LAPTOP Magazine reviews OpenOffice.org Impress/Sun StarOffice.

The NEC NP100 projector costs less than $500 yet offers plenty of brightness and portability.

Laptop Magazine reviews ViewSonic PJ258D, the first projector with a built-in iPod dock blows up your videos and delivers a bright picture.

A fairly strong--and fairly light--projector that's worth taking a look at.

The M209X, Dell's newest projector, has a fresh look and even fresher specs.

This portable projector combines good power and XGA resolution with a very attractive price.

Laptop Magazine reviews Toshiba TDP-FF1AU, as far as miniature battery-powered projectors go, this model is among our favorites.

Laptop Magazine reviews Casio Super Slim XJ-S35, at just 1.7-inches thin, this portable projector can easily be stowed in a laptop travel bag.