Hisense packs laser into a pint-sized P1 projector
Setting up a big screen at home needn’t require a dedicated spot, as Hisense shrinks its laser tech for portability.
Setting up a big screen at home needn’t require a dedicated spot, as Hisense shrinks its laser tech for portability.
A cinema you can store in your pocket, the Viture Pro 2 bring the big screen to your eyes in a pair of glasses. Is this what the future of portable entertainment looks like?
A new Apple TV model is here, and while it gets new insides, it also sports a higher price on the outside, as well. Is it still good value?
A printer that can print on fabric is beyond the simple colour and laser printers many of us still use. Yet with a combination of materials in the mix, the xTool O1 is built to impress.
There are smart glasses and then there are other types of smart glasses. With no cameras and yet screens for viewing, Viture’s Pro 2 looks set to make Aussies wearing specs entertained.
Whether or not smart glasses truly succeed doesn’t seem to be an issue right now. More are on the way, and Meta will have a few different types.
Anything can be a TV or viewing space as projectors get smaller, something Epson hopes becomes a reality for more people.
Another stab at the budget-but-premium laptop space is coming from Dell, as its XPS 13 is set to get a sibling of sorts.
The days of crowding around a big TV in the living room may be well and truly over for many families, as research from Samsung reveals.
Post-covid, getting people back into the cinema might need a little more oomph than simply having big films. For that, Hoyts is giving the viewing experience a little more.