Most of us have TVs, but if you're looking to get the cinema experience at home, you might be keen to check out a projector. In this segment, ABC Radio in Brisbane interviews Pickr's Leigh Stark about all things projectors.
The classic drive-in theatre is gone, but if you want to recreate the look and feel of a cinema anywhere, Samsung has been working on something.
Whether you partake in the trick or treating, there's a good chance that kids will come a knocking, and if you have gadgets, you can have some fun with them.
From bringing entertainment to your own personal big screen to making entertainment more enjoyable in earphones, this week is all about entertainment tech. Find out what’s happening in just five minutes.
How is tech changing for the back half of 2020? We’ll talk new computers and chips from Intel, new phones from Samsung, plus new earphones, TVs, and a whole lot more from a virtual IFA, the mid-year tech show.
TVs are still a focal point for people to come together, with Samsung's latest, oh, the places your TV can go.
Projectors typically need an HDMI cable to get video on the big screen, but the latest model from Epson can go wire free.
Ever had the desire to watch something on the big screen from your phone? The cinema experience is typically for movies, but the Epson EF-100 makes it for mobile and streaming, too.
Looking to project images and video even when the lights are on? Epson's latest projector could make it happen, and it's the sort of thing you can move around, too.
The home entertainment world may well be looking towards 8K this year, but 4K has plenty of legs, and Benq has two projectors inbound to prove it.