Review: We test the ultimate home cinema projector and screen combination
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Consumer technology writer Gareth Butterfield sets up the latest tech from Awol Vision in his own home to see if it's worth the eye-watering price
It's no secret that to really immerse yourself in a cinema-like experience in your own home, you need a projector, and a decent screen.
While it's possible to buy a basic projector for around £100, and a fabric screen can cost as little as £50, the sky really is the limit when it comes to the premium end of the market.
The setup I've been testing, using the latest tech from Awol Vision, is definitely premium. In fact, it's nearly £6,000 worth of kit. Although there is an Amazon discount at the moment - see below.
I've tested projectors costing £100, and projectors costing £1,000 - but how much better is a £3,000 projector? And is it worth shelling out hundreds or even thousands of pounds on a screen?
There's only one way to find out.
