From brighter images to built-in Google TV, these projectors show why your next entertainment purchase doesn’t have to be another television.

If you've been looking to upgrade your home entertainment system, you might be wondering whether a big-screen TV or a ...

According to a 2025 Epson survey, nearly a third of South Africans have already swapped their main TV time for projectors, while 57% still cling to the traditional flat screen. That’s a striking shift ...

AWOL's latest high-end UST projector was built for massive screens. find out more in this AWOL Vision’s Aetherion Max review.

It's also very expensive. With an MSRP of $3,000, it's practically a dollar a lumen. For that price, it does have a few ...

Being able to project an image on any flat, or flat-ish, surface is one of the greatest strengths of any projector. Most modern projectors have built-in streaming and at least passable speakers, so ...

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas on Day 1, projector manufacturer JMGO showcased its flagship ultra-short throw product, the O2S Ultra. Declaring the O2S to be the "world's smallest laser TV," the company ...

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Chinese projector brand ETOE has launched a portable Google TV Full HD smart projector that's about the height of a soda can. The Dolphin also boasts easy positioning technology and a huge battery.

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 across the room, this is the kind of price cut that makes an ultra ...

TCL has made a splash in the big screen TV space with competitively priced models in all three segments—entry-level/budget, mid-range, and premium. Now it's looking to do the same in the projector ...

Setting up a home theater requires thought about seating, the projector, speakers, etc. One very important layout question to ask and answer early on: How far should a projector be from the screen?