XGIMI has updated its funky portable projector line to include a laser edition. The battery-powered MoGo 4 has been "engineered to resonate with tech-savvy Millennials, Gen Z and Gen A" though there's ...

Hisense has announced its smallest, lightest and most portable projector yet, the M2 Pro Smart Mini Projector. The M2 Pro is a 4K projector with 1,200 lumens light output (the press release we ...

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Epson EpiqVision Mini EF22 and EF21 Offer up to 150 Inches of Immersive Content to Make Every Event Epic LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Oct. 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Committed to providing high-quality ...

The explosion over recent years in consumers wanting ever more cinematic experiences at home seems to now be feeding a real frenzy of innovation and variety in the typically rather staid home ...

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BenQ has launched a new portable projector that aims to redefine casual home entertainment. The GV50 Smart FHD Laser projector is the latest addition to the brand’s popular GV series and is designed ...

The Dangbei MP1 Max ushers in a new era of home cinema excellence. The industry-leading LED and tri-laser hybrid light source delivers ultra-high brightness and lifelike colors while minimizing ...

Optoma launched an interesting ultra-short-throw projector for the European market back in February. Now we have more details and US release pricing for the battery-powered Photon Go tri-laser ...

While most other brands still seem to be digesting their Christmas dinners, LG has been busy grabbing the pre-CES headlines with a flurry of information on a range of new products it’s got lined up ...

Not too long ago, even the best portable projectors could only throw up a dim version of your favorite movies onto the wall, and the battery would die halfway through the second act—if you were lucky.