Built-in Bose sound, Google TV smarts, 4,000 lumens of brightness and 150-inch images give the EH-LS970 a potentially perfect ...
Projectors aren’t for everyone. There are multiple reasons for this, their cost is usually higher than a standard 4K TV and many projectors take special setup to use. But ultra-short throw projectors ...
Hot on the heels of its new ultra-bright UHZ66 home entertainment laser projector and two new ultra-portable home projectors, the ML1080 and ML1080ST, projector brand Optoma now has a new Short Throw ...
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I tested the Hisense L9Q, and it’s Hisense’s brightest and best ultra short throw projector yet
The Hisense L9Q represents the pinnacle of what Hisense can do for home theater projection. It’s a sizzlingly bright 4K ultra short throw (UST) projector that boasts the wide color gamut of ...
AWOL Vision's latest Aetherion Max and Aetherion Pro UST projectors feature PixelLock Technology to maintain 4K fidelity on ...
Optoma announces the UHZ35ST Short Throw Laser Projector providing home theater and gaming in UHD 4K resolution through pixel shifting. You have to love the skillful art of public relations; and this ...
When Xgimi released the MoGo 4 Laser projector, a little light switched on in my brain. Three, actually. This versatile ...
Optoma unveils a new portable projector with RGB triple laser technology The Photon Go is an ultra short throw model with HD ...
Samsung has announced its new ultra-short throw laser projectors, the Premiere 9 and the Premiere 7. The company touts the new projectors as bringing cutting-edge laser technology to the living room.
Hisense has announced that it has launched the L9Q Triple Laser Ultra Short Throw Projector. Aimed at the premium home entertainment market, the L9Q is designed to deliver an immersive viewing ...
Ultra-short-throw projectors are great for viewing large when you don't have the space to set up a long-throw beast. Epson has now released a new PowerLite model that can throw 80-inch 4K visuals from ...
If you’ve been tempted by a “big screen at home” setup but you don’t want to mount a projector to the ceiling or run cables ...
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