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Forget 8K TVs, Samsung wants us to try 8K projectors instead. Samsung introduced its ultra-high resolution, ultra-short throw projector, The Premiere 8K, at CES 2023. The projector is the next ...

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas on Day 1, projector manufacturer JMGO showcased its flagship ultra-short throw product, the O2S Ultra. Declaring the O2S to be the "world's smallest laser TV," the company ...

At $2,499, the Hisense PL2 ultra-short throw projector has a lot in common with the previous PL1 but it can project a larger 150-inch screen size and offers much higher peak brightness. The Hisense ...

The next big thing in big screen TVs? Here’s all you need to know about UST projectors. UST (Ultra Short Throw) projectors have become very popular in the past few years but they aren’t particularly ...

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I’m a big fan of projectors, having a lovely 4K one myself, it’s great for movie night, but it has one issue with around 80ms of latency, it’s pretty crap for gaming. That’s where the new GT3500HDR ...

Ultra-short-throw projectors save you the trouble of finding space somewhere in the middle of the room, which is ideal for cramped apartments like mine. These machines come at a cost, though, with ...

The Hisense L9Q represents the pinnacle of what Hisense can do for home theater projection. It’s a sizzlingly bright 4K ultra short throw (UST) projector that boasts the wide color gamut of ...

How would you love to have a 150-inch UHD 4K display with HDR10 set up and kicking ass in your home? It sounds amazing, right? TVs rarely come that large, especially in the newer varieties, and even ...

TL;DR: At CES, JMGO unveiled two new 4K projectors: the compact O2S Ultra short-throw projector, which it's calling the "world's smallest laser TV," and the N3 Ultra Max, a traditional long-throw ...

Ernie Smith is a former contributor to BizTech, an old-school blogger who specializes in side projects, and a tech history nut who researches vintage operating systems for fun. Years ago, projectors ...