The biggest reason to get a projector is because its image can be, well, big. When you first experience watching a blockbuster movie, or playing a game, or cheering on your local sports team in your ...

Hisense is betting that the next big thing in living‑room screens will not hang on a wall at all, but sit a few inches from ...

Wondering if there are any people here with projectors that started with white wall and went to a screen. Is the benifit in not having the small imperfections that drywall and/or plaster have? I wanna ...

For years I've longed to turn my basement into a home theater: Massive screen, comfy seating, maybe a popcorn machine in the corner. The easiest path to such a setup is an ultra-short-throw (UST) ...

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 ...

For the true home theater experience, you need more than a white sheet taped to the wall—you need not only the best projector, but a dedicated movie screen with the reflective power to show off HD ...

The projector includes what the company claims is industry leading auto keystone correction, which adjusts the vertical and horizontal by +/-45 degrees to present a rigid rectangular image even if the ...

Optoma USA has launched a compact new ultra-short-throw laser projector designed to meet home entertainment and home office needs, but has also been optimized for PC gamers with an input lag reduced ...