Dual lighting sources 2300 lumens with adaptive output Loud, virtual surround speakers First long-throw Dolby Vision projector LED and Laser sources have long lifetimes vs. bulbs That's a big deal, as ...

Increasingly acclaimed projector brand XGIMI has taken the wraps off a new model that it claims delivers not one but two new technology firsts for the home projection market. For starters, the new ...

With 2024 all wrapped up, two things really stood out last year in tech: the rise of AI and the growing popularity of lifestyle projectors. While AI continues to grab headlines and reshape how we work ...

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Projectors usually fall into one of two buckets: cheap models that look underwhelming the second you turn them on, or premium ones that feel great until you see the price. This deal lands in a very ...

A stylish home cinema smart projector with a novel five-channel dual-light optical engine and Dolby Vision? The Horizon Ultra went on sale late last year, and when I was recently given the opportunity ...

The Xgimi has launched a new 4K projector, the Horizon Ultra model, which comes with an LED hybrid light source with the possibility of producing 2,300 ISO lumens. It was reported that these ...

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The project illustrates the possibility of creating a low-priced laser projector by expanding the extremely popular LED persistence of vision (POV) devices and using the same POV concept as the ...

This article is sponsored by AWOL Vision. Product choices and opinions expressed are from the sponsor and do not reflect the views of Pocket-lint editorial staff. Remember when flat screen TVs were ...

If you’re looking for the big screen movie theater experience at home—we’re talking 100+ inches—a projector is usually the most affordable way to go. But if money is no object and you’d rather skip ...