Epson MovieMate 60 Projector - Physical Tour

The MovieMate 60 is very nicely portable, measuring just 13.2" wide, by 9.4 inches deep, and 5 inches tall. And it weighs in at 9.3 pounds. It comes with a basic foamlike padded carry bag, which is very nice. It has no strap, but the handle of the projector is accessible. The projector is small enough and light enough to easily carry in its case.

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Extensive is the word! From the left: The all important power switch and the Temp and Lamp indicator lights below it. Next comes the Source control, followed by the Pause/Play button and the stop buttons for the internal DVD player. Next in line are the volume controls, the four arrow keys for navigation, in diamond configuration, with the Enter button in the center of the arrows.

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The MovieMate 60 is reasonably well endowed when it comes to inputs (and outputs). Compared to most home theater projectors, it is missing a few items, but, for an all-in-one device, it is very nicely equipped.

There is one HDMI. That's my only real complaint, a second one would be nice. True, there's a DVD player built in, but many may ultimately want to be able to hook up to both a satellite/cable box, and a Blu-ray player, or even a game machine with HDMI.

That said, if you run short of HDMI, there's always the similarly high performance component video input (3 RCA color coded jacks).

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In addition, feel free to hook up your laptop or desktop, there's the usual analog computer input (which can be used instead as a second component video), should you have the need. Lastly, you'll find the standard composite video, with stereo audio inputs. And on the far right, is a service port.