Whether you’re enjoying the latest Blu-Ray or a gaming session on your PS4, an HDMI cable is one of the core components in your multimedia system. HDMI cables are all virtually universal, with a single cord supplying both video and audio for a large variety of formats. Unfortunately, the one downside to universal cable is …
Like most types of cable, HDMI has a limited range. Unlike most varieties commonly in use, it’s fairly short. The theoretical range of an ordinary HDMI cable is 50 feet, but that’s only theoretical. For one thing, the range for a 4K, 60Hz signal is much shorter. Not only that, but HDMI cables are finicky. …
There’s no denying that watching a movie on a projector brings something special to the experience. For one thing, projectors are inherently nostalgic. They conjure up memories of going to the movies as a teenager and eating buckets of popcorn. For another thing, you can create a truly enormous image pretty much anywhere you want. …
There’s something about watching a movie with a projector that feels special. Sure, you could use the same old TV you always use. But a projector brings a sense of nostalgia to the experience. Projectors are also easy to transport. A backyard movie night with your heavy flatscreen TV isn’t exactly the most practical idea. …
Nowadays, screen casting is standard on smartphones as well as tablets and computers. But if you have an older TV or monitor, you might feel like you’re left out of the loop. Thankfully, you don’t have to be. Instead, you can use the Proscreencast SC01 Miracast Dongle. It’s a small device that attaches to your …