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A pivotal piece of kit in any home cinema setup is a quality projector, as a decent beamer can truly emulate the experience of heading down to your local multiplex without the worry of someone ...

The AuKing M8-F is an affordable projector that offers Full HD resolution for sharp and colorful images, with projection size of 35 inches to 200 inches from a distance of 3.6 feet to 16.4 feet.

From UHD throwers hidden in lamps to high-powered laser devices that could well replace ... If you're hunting down the best 4K projector for your console, though, it's still worth checking in ...

Optoma just put Hisense and Epson on high alert following the announcement of its Optoma UHZ68LV 4K laser projector, one that can hit an eye-searing 5,000 lumens on up 300-inch of screen real estate.

Optoma has launched its latest 4K laser projector, the UHZ68LV, featuring dual-laser technology and advanced HDR processing. The new model delivers a claimed 5000 lumens of brightness, a contrast ...

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 ...

Popular projector brand Optoma has taken the wraps off a new “top of the range" 4K laser projector that it hopes will redefine both the sort of features and performance home cinema fans can ...

At the Information Systems Europe (ISE) 2025 audiovisual showcase in Barcelona today, home theater projector makers Optoma unveiled its latest stunner, the Optoma UHZ68LV, a 4K UHD laser projector ...

Here’s how it works. It's a dual-laser projector, and Optoma says it delivers 90% DCI-P3 cinema grade color accuracy. It's designed for flexible installation, and can be placed in a front ...

Following on from last issue’s analysis of the UK-European digital screen rollout, Vincent Rice takes a look at the future for laser projection and its effect on the digital cinema-AV communities.