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 …
Most of us remember past years of standard definition TV, VHS tapes, and even fiddling with “rabbit ear” antennas in an often-futile attempt to reduce the static on one of the few channels that actually came in. The evolution through DVD, High Definition digital cable, Blu-Ray, and large format LCD TVs was astounding. In one …
Home television has come a long way from the family huddling around a small, black and white, boxy TV cabinet. Though the first televisions were certainly ground-breaking at the time, no one would have considered it anywhere near a cinematic experience. There was a vast difference between the blurry picture and advertising jingles of evening …
Projectors have been on the market for a long time, but they’ve only recently started to explode in popularity. For a long time, projectors were expensive and limited. Low resolutions, dim bulbs, and poor optical flexibility meant that many consumers wanted a projector, but couldn’t find one that met all their needs. Today, there is …