Microsoft has an IllumiRoom project that projects images onto the entire wall of your room. It's pretty crazy, when you're playing video games, the IllumiRoom will show you what's happening around you on the screen too. Basically, you get what giant wall TV for playing video games. Could this be part of the next Xbox? Read More >>
While conventional video projectors have remained largely a niche market for dedicated home theatre enthusiasts on account of their difficult installation. However, a new breed of "home projector" has developed over the past few years into an increasingly viable alternative to flat panel televisions. And if LG's new 100-inch class LG "HECTO" Laser TV is any indicator, the LED/Plasma debate may be moot. Read More >>
Featured comment by akbalrandhawa:
"Can this be used with a roll up screen? I have a projector and roll down screen for movies but have a regular tv and bookcases behind it." More »
Those hoping to make their mates green with envy by projecting their latest snaps of their glorious winter ski break on the wall while in the pub, will be sorely disappointed. We’re going to have to wait till around July to get our grubby mitts on the Galaxy Beam for £385. Read More >>
Wanna know why movies are called "flicks"? It's because of the flickering light that's emitted from film projectors. Like smoking, smell-o-vision, and intermissions, it looks like 35MM films and their projectors are on their way out of the cinema. Read More >>
Featured comment by Nick Acott:
"Honestly supprised it's taken this long but it's annoying the Jimmy Cameron gets kudos for the tipping point - his timing was just lucky (in terms of ..." More »
Sometimes, smartphone screens are just not big enough. Linking it to a projector is helpful but it's hardly portable and before you know it, the battery's gone. The Monolith, a triple-threat iPhone case that works as a projector and a battery pack, can light up your room while keeping your gear booboo-free. Read More >>
Featured comment by T@F:
"I have a pico projector for my iPhone 4, it's pretty kool, smaller than the phone itself, but in all honesty it doesn't get much use, if the projector..." More »
Videophiles that prefer the tiny package of a projector should take a look at Epson's new PowerLite Pro Cinema 6010 or its refreshed Home Cinema models. Not only do they display 1080P, some models support 2D to 3D video conversion. Read More >>