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What’s the best video resolution in today’s HD world? Is it like with cameras, wherein the more pixels or megapixels you have the better the image q...

A standard projector has a throw distance (distance between projector and screen or surface) that requires you to move your projector at the back of your room o...

You are an avid gamer, and while it feels great to play your favorite games on your huge TV, you want more. With that, a question popped into your head, “...

There are 3 main HDR formats for projectors to choose from—HDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision. HDR, meanwhile, refers to High Dynamic Range that makes pictures and vi...

There is one thing you badly want to have – your very own home theater. You are close to making that possible, having recently bought a projector. Now the quest...

When your projector and computer are connected together and turned on, both of them should display the same image, whether it’s the desktop, application, ...

If you don’t know yet, a Roku Stick is a device you can use for streaming content. If you are not using a Roku TV or smart TV, Roku Stick lets you stream conten...

The Amazon Firestick, FireStick, or Fire TV Stick is Amazon’s answer to the Roku Stick Plus or Roku Express from The Roku Company. Like these pocket Roku ...

It has been a long time since projectors came around. It was in 1895 when Woodville Lathan, along with sons Otway and Gray, invented the first projector. From t...

The most demanding factor when shopping for a projector screen is ensuring that the image is represented as accurately as possible. Most screens accomplish this...