There are two types of rooms in which you can install a home theater projector: ideal and less-than-ideal. An ideal projector installation will be in a completely dark, preferably windowless room, which would ensure that the only light hitting the screen comes from the projector. For installation in an ideal room, you can choose nearly any projector (that meets your other needs, such as resolution, connectivity, image size, and other requirements) and achieve enjoyable results. Most of us, however, have ambient light challenges that projectors would need to overcome. For these installations, a high-brightness projector is required, such as the new Optoma UHZ50.
As you can probably guess, the UHZ50 has a high brightness output (3000 lumens, to be exact), which can overcome a good amount of ambient light—though I’d still recommend closing your curtains, at least. It uses a laser light source, so you’ll never have to replace a lamp, making it a good choice for installation on the ceiling or in other hard-to-reach places. Its 1.3x optical zoom adds to its installation flexibility by allowing you to enlarge the image; the projector can be placed anywhere between 3.9 and 26.6" from your wall or (preferably) screen to project diagonal images from 34.1 to a whopping 302.4".
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