Projector type compatible with MacBook Pro

I'm looking to purchase a projector for use with my Macbook Pro, so that I can show videos directly from imovie09. Which projectors are compatible? It is for use with presentations in a small/medium sized room for 20-30 people. I appreciate your help.

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