Nearly every part of the home theatre experience can easily be made portable. You can carry around an entire library of films inside your smartphone. But display screens have largely remained somewhat non-portable, especially if you’re looking for something that’s substantially larger than your phone’s screen. Essentially your only option is a projector. If you’re …
Projectors can be convenient. But they’re not quite like televisions. If you choose the wrong projector for your environment, you’re going to end up with seriously underwhelming performance. And that can be just the beginning. Imagine this. You have a new projector. You’ve just taken it out of the box. How do you see yourself …
The problem with portable televisions is simple. They’re either too small to be practical, or too bulky and fragile to really be portable. By contrast, projectors can conjure massive screens out of essentially any flat surface. Many are small enough to fit in a handbag or briefcase. But finding the video projector best suited for …
For all their benefits, one of the biggest hurdles of running a projector is simply getting it setup. Depending on the amount of horizontal and vertical adjustment available to the device, you may need a near-perfect installation to get the best performance out of a mounted projector. After that, you’ve got to start running wires …
Projectors have countless advantages over TVs. For setting up a home theater, a projector allows your screen to be essentially as large as your wall. The resulting picture puts even giant TVs to shame. And size helps you see more detail. Even with standard 1080p resolution, you’re not going to be able to visually capture …