A projector can transform any living room, classroom, or conference space into a true presentation or cinema experience, but ...

Projectors are no longer limited to conference rooms and movie theatres. They have emerged as a logical solution for both productivity and fun as more people work remotely and turn to flexible home ...

The Optoma Intelligo is a new breed of projector which packs popular streaming apps right inside. Based on a custom version of the Android OS, the projector is capable of playing back movies and TV ...

The Optoma UHD60 projector is one of the most exciting new products in the audio/visual world of 2017. For less than $2,000, it offers 4K Ultra HD picture with HDR processing — features that even a ...

Define your use case: Determine your needs before buying - from home cinema to business presentations. Prioritize key specs: ...

As students in the US, the UK, and around the world prepare to head back to school for the new academic year, thoughts might be turning to getting the best tech setup, like a new laptop, a new ...

Prioritize ANSI lumens -- higher lumens beat ambient light for outdoor viewing. Choose a projector with strong keystone correction (auto or manual) for uneven outdoor surfaces. Check weatherproof IP ...

Smart home projectors bring a cinema feel to your living room without a big setup. They run the apps you already use, focus and square the picture on their own, and tuck away when space is tight.

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When I found out that Optoma was taking over the entry level projector market - excuse me, I mean introducing a 720p DLP projector for under $1000舑 I quickly lined up a unit for review. You heard ...

Most people expect projectors to just work. But they often don’t. Cheap models promise big screens but end up blurry or washed out in daylight. Focus can be a pain, keystone correction isn’t always ...