Projectors

Laser projection delivers a pretty big picture already, but this year, Hisense has plans to make it even bigger.

Going to the cinema is less of a thing lately, but if you want to make it happen at home, Samsung's additions might be for you.

Not going to the cinema anymore? You're probably not at home, but if you miss the big picture experience, Hisense's latest take on TVs gets that feeling back.

Getting video to your TV or projector was made easier with the Chromecast back in 2013, but the latest isn't just 4K, it's more like a Smart TV.

Making a big screen for the home doesn't need a big amount of space, as Epson joins the short throw laser TV game.

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.

Democratising TV technology and making tellies affordable for all, Hisense is cleaning the range in 2020 and pulling back to two, with the choice down to size.

Not all TVs are created equal, and if you're looking for a really big picture beyond even conventional TV sizes, Hisense's laser projector could just fit your idea of the big picture.

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.