Epson looks to compact projection anywhere
Anything can be a TV or viewing space as projectors get smaller, something Epson hopes becomes a reality for more people.
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Dell readies a budget 14 inch laptop
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.
Research suggests TVs are evolving for portability
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.
Three-way screens is how Hoyts revives cinema
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.
TCL enters monitors locally with Mini-LED
High-end screens on the desk look set to come from at least one other company, as TCL throws its hand in for local offerings.
Laser Portable Gaming Projector reviewed: not ideal
Retro gamers might dream of an all-in-one system with a projector built in. The Laser Portable Gaming Projector idea is interesting, but simply needs a lot of work.
Epson’s latest printer handles big sizes for under $400
A new printer with a little room to move and technically A3 compatibility means larger prints are possible without spending on the farm.
Samsung has a TV for any room in Movingstyle
When is a TV not a tablet? When it can be mounted to a stand and comes with a smart TV operating system, as Samsung takes on the Stanbyme with its own approach.
Leica’s Cine Compact name matches the theme
One of the better lens makers has a new variation on its home projectors, and while it’s pricey, it’s not actual as exy as expected.
Sony’s 2026 Bravia joins Micro RGB with a “True RGB” take
The world of tiny red, green, and blue pixels expands to screens feature the name “Sony” this year, as Bravia gets a different flavour of Micro RGB.
