The best ultra short throw projectors, or UST for short, can beam an ultra-large picture from an ultra-short distance. They are designed as an alternative to standard 'long throw' projectors ...

The best gaming projectors can elevate pretty much any console or PC setup. Taking that action to the even-bigger screen makes your games feel like a whole new experience. Unlike TVs, these ...

We’ve chosen the Govee Star Light Projector as our best overall pick for its balance of performance and price. Many also function as night lights or pattern projectors that can spruce up a room ...

The best 4K projectors are still the ultimate way for you to get an immersive theater experience at home. All of the projectors in this guide are capable of beaming a larger image than any regular ...

Our current favorite projector is the JMGO N1 Ultra, a far-throw projector that sports all the right specs to make it stand out in the crowd. With 4,000 ANSI lumens and even one HDMI 2.1 port ...

While the Yaber Lunar Rock K3 comes with a unique design, on the inside you’re getting the same enthusiast-class hardware ...

The latest and greatest 4K UST projector from the Formovie brand. We’ve reviewed several ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors over the years, but ...

Notably, Samsung has utilized special technology to make it stand out against regular projectors. The device appears to have a unique way of modulating the beam. The innovative way is likely to ...

The UST projector uses Ricoh's twin laser and phosphor wheel technology to deliver 6,500 lumens of brightness. Ricoh’s ...

Instead, it could use tiny projectors to beam AR images directly onto the user’s retina. The patent, which is titled ‘Direct retinal projector’, was granted on Tuesday and claims to project ...

Samsung wearable projector patent reveals a device that can track the movement of the user’s hand and project output based on the hand’s position.

HDR by Barco is a new format that claims to be the best quality image for cinemas—and is now available in London. But what format will you choose to see Gladiator II?