Picture this: you’ve got some friends over for movie night and you’re all pumped to watch a new film with some dazzling special effects. You pop the movie into your Blue-Ray player expecting to be blown away by a cinematic visual spectacle, but as soon as the movie starts you can tell something is missing. …
Who wants to keep up with the Jonses when you could be miles ahead? Of course, impressing other people may not be the best or most mature reason to buy electronics, but we all have to admit it’s just plain fun to get a new gadget that makes people say, “Wow!” So, while your friends, …
Versatility isn’t usually the first word that comes to mind when you think about home theater projectors. Generally, they’re designed to do one thing in one environment, namely, project large images on to large screens in dark rooms. Due to these limitations, most consumers tend to stay content with their big screen LCD TVs. Since …
A quality home theater projector in the correct environment can transform your home into a comfortable, personal movie theater. While large televisions run in the 50 to 70-inch range, even average projectors can create an image of 100 to 120 inches or more. Doubling the diagonal screen size means quadrupling the actual screen area, so …
The digital world is moving to 4K. New TVs, computer monitors, and even smartphone screens and cameras are getting packed with pixels. There’s just one problem. Very little 4K media actually exists. While a few streaming media sites and a select handful of movies on Blu-Ray support 4K resolution, it’s an extremely limited library. This …