When you think of a projector system, the first thing that comes to mind might be an old-timey film projector. That’s totally forgivable. For years, a film projector was the only way to enjoy a movie at home. But in the 80s, projectors were replaced by more convenient, more affordable VHS systems. As tapes gave …
When you think about technology, you usually think of things evolving in a straight line. For example, punch cards led to tape drives, which led to floppy drives, which led to CDs, and so on. But every now and then, technology throws you for a loop and goes in reverse. For instance, old-school vinyl records …
If you’re an RV lover, you want your rig to be like a second home – or maybe even a primary home. This means all the amenities of modern living. You want a working toilet, air conditioning and, yes, television. Given an RV’s space limitations, and the fact that it’s a vehicle, an RV TV …
Many of the older audio and video formats are dying out. You may have noticed VGA cables becoming less common by the year. Even digital visual interface (DVI) cables are starting to thin out. For the time being, DVI remains one of the last standard monitor cables, and continues to be widely manufactured on a …
Home projector systems are one of those retro-cool technologies, like a turntable. Like turntables, they used to be the only way to enjoy a type of media at home. With turntables, the media was music. With projectors, the media was video. Then, just like vinyl, projectors became obsolete. Instead, they were replaced by the VCR, …