Audioholics Clint DeBoerCineTension2 TE106HW2 Audioholic’s AV professional, Clint DeBoer installs Elite’s CineTension2 projection screen and puts it through a full examination of its potential.

Elite Screens CineTension2 106" Electric Projector Screen ReviewDec. 10, 2011

Elite Screens has produced an almost innumerable variety of screens. In that way they have something...

Stereowise Plus is an Audio-Video (AV) website that gives insightful feedback on the latest and best  in consumer electronic product and industry trends. It focuses on product evaluation while promoting awareness of  high tech items and their value to AV consumers. Jeff Roy and his team had a chance...

ProjectorCentral.com’s Jeff Janas put Elite’s PicoScreen tabletop projection screen through its paces and here is what he had to say: “For less than $100, the PicoScreen gives a consistent display surface that is easy to take anywhere. The quick and easy setup and take down make it practical...

Curved Projection Screen Doug Blackburn For the last seven years, Elite Screens’ primary focus has been on home theatre screens with high-performance-to-cost ratios. Elite Screens’ secondary markets are government, house-of-worship, educational, and military. The Lunette screens combine Elite’s high-performance CineWhite screen material with curved extruded aluminum frames....

Elite Screens may be less well known than some of the bigger names in the business, but they offer a wide range of projection screens for every application. Their products are manufactured in China, making them more than competitive in price but limiting their ability to offer customization, such as...

Osprey Tension Dual Reviewed by HomeTheaterReview.com

Elite’s new Osprey Tension Dual is an electric roll-up projection screen that offers viewers the choice between alternating 16:9 (HDTV) and 2.35:1 (Cinemascope) projection screens.  It is ideal for use with anamorphic projectors and a leading authority in the audio-video media put it...

ELECTRONIC HOUSE -Review: Elite Screens' ezFrame Screen

This screen looks and performs better than its price tag suggests.

September 16, 2010 | by Arlen Schweiger

As much as you’d love a $20,000, four-way, motorized masking, curved CinemaScope screen for your theater, that’s a daydream for most. However, for less than...

August 2010

CEPro - Projection Value for Clients

Product Review: Elite Screens' ezFrame

ProjectorReviews.com

By Mike Rollet, June, 2010

Elite Screens has developed a reputation for providing low-cost solutions for a multitude of projection screen needs.  This includes manual and electric pull-down screens of a variety of shapes and sizes, as well...

Elite Screens 100 inch 16:9 ezFrame Review

Stereowise Plus

By Jeff Roy, January 3, 2010

When it comes to home theaters with front projectors, the quality of the picture starts with your projector. But the quality of the end result will depend on your screen. Just as the quality of...

Mobile Beat, Projecting a Profit - Quick Glance: Elite Screens Wraith Veil Projection Surface 

AV Science Review - CineTension Series TE92HC1

In addition to the Elite EzFrame that I was sent, I was also sent Elite’s new Cinetension electric screen. As with the EzFrame, the Cinetension is part of Elite’s new higher-end line, designed to meet the needs of the more demanding consumer....

Sound&Vision Private Screening: Do video projection screens really make a difference?

By Brent Butterworth, June 2009

March 23, 2009 - Bill Livolsi, ProjectorCentral.com 

Traditionally, if one needed to use a projector in a room with a lot of light, the answer was to get a brighter projector. But what if one could instead get a brighter screen? Elite's StarBright™ 7 is a new 7.0 gain screen...

1/17/09 - Art Feierman, ProjectorReviews.com

Back last February ('08) we reviewed Elite's Home2 Series Fixed Screen with Acoustic white surface. We gave that screen a Special Interest Award, rather than our normal Hot Product Award. This was due to certain limitations...

hometheaterrreview.com

October 27, 2008

By: Andrew Robinson - Reviewer's System

When I initially got into front projection, my first screen was from a little-known company called Elite. Why did I choose to buy Elite way back in the day, fresh out of...

hometheaterrreview.com

October 27, 2008

By: Andrew Robinson - Reviewer's System

It's not too difficult to find affordable fixed screens from a variety of manufacturers and in an abundance of styles these days. It seems even the big-ticket brands are offering some sort of...

hometheaterrreview.com

August 19, 2008

By: Andrew Robinson - Reviewer's System

Elite Screen's Kestrel Series is a fully electric, floor-mounted (or rising upwards vs. down) front-projection screen for applications where a traditional drop-down or permanently fixed screen is out of the question. It comes...

SECRETS of Home Theater

12/26/2008 - Ross Jones, hometheaterhifi.com  

Affordable Projectors for Non-Dedicated Home Theater Rooms - Mitsubishi HC5500 & Elite Cinema Screen 

Introduction

I am continuing my journey into the world of...

engadgetHD -Review: Elite Screens intros mobile electric floor-rising Kestrel

By Darren Murph

The following is part of full review from ProjectorCentral.com. Elite only present part of this full review related to Elite Screens. For a full article, please visit www.ProjectorCentral.com – Elite Screens

Bill Livolsi, May 2, 2008 ProjectorCentral.com

Project: Home theater Magazine Review:  Elite Screens Home2 Electric projection screen

April, 2008 | by Adrienne Maxwell

by Canada HiFi 

Every movie buff dreams of a dedicated home theatre room with a projector and a big...

Projector Reviews.com by Art Feierman 1-25-08

Projector Screen Highlights:

• Acoustic screen material allows speakers to be placed behind...

QuickStand Review from Mobilebeat Magazine

I have recently completed a review of the Optoma DV11 Home Entertainment projector. This product integrates a DVD player and stereo speakers into a projector and makes for the type of entertainment system that can be pulled out and assembled, at will, in a living room setting. The...