Category: Buying Guide

Thanks to ever-evolving technology, watching movies is now an entirely different experience. The variety of portable speakers available today have made it so th...

It’s quite fancy enough already to play movies or TV shows on your projector, right? When a flatscreen HDTV isn’t enough to house all those millions...

In the past, you would never have heard about Pico projectors. But today, it is one of the most popular projector types. The question is, what is a Pico project...

A pico projector, also known as a handheld or pocket projector, is an extra small micro projector that you can put in your pocket. It’s usually as big as ...

Let’s say you wish to connect your 1990s to 2000s PC to a computer monitor or a projector. Aside from the HDMI standard set by HDTVs in the mid-2000s to 2...

The High Definition Media Interface (HDMI) standard is the current digital high-definition standard for HDTVs across the board, replacing the composite, S-video...

So you want to use your projector but your media only has component output. Maybe it’s an old DVD player or VCR. Perhaps you’re attempting to play t...

So you want to play Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End on your PlayStation 4, Grand Theft Auto V on your Xbox One, or Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on your Nintendo ...

For some, camping is all about going to the great outdoors in order to rough it out. For others, they instead want to undergo what’s known as glamping or ...