Epson MovieMate 60

Instant theater with 540p projector, integrated DVD player, stereo audio system. Brighter than its 2,000-lumen rating.

Scores poorly with standard-definition TV input.

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Overall I am happy with this projector. Yes it is missing a few nice features and the audio and video quality is not the best, but that is how Epson is keeping the price down. With a retail price of $699 ($603 on Amazon), built-in DVD player and...

If you're going to invest in a projector for a fixed installation in the home, it's hard not to go high-def. We'd love to endorse the MovieMate 60 as a starter unit. However, we are on the fence with the $700 price tag. It's a great deal for a...

My 17 year old thinks the MovieMate 60 is cool. Of course she’s a little jaded, she tells me she doesn’t need a MovieMate, since we have two home theaters, but likes it anyway. With that in mind, I am pleased to give the MovieMate 60 our Special...

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