Space-starved folks looking for a cinematic solution to replace the living room TV may find a good fit in ultra-short-throw projectors, which snuggle up the a wall or screen yet throw up huge visuals.

Hisense has officially announced the upcoming release of its new Vidda C Series laser projector, set to launch on May 8.

Optoma, the No. 1 DLP® Laser brand worldwide,* today introduced the GT4000UHD, a compact 4K UHD laser ultra short throw ...

Dangbei has introduced its new Dangbei N2 mini Portable Projector, an entry-level projector that emphasizes advanced features ...

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The Award-winning PX3-Pro that sits above the PL2 in Hisense’s ‘Laser Cinema’ line of premium USTs retails for £2499 / $3499 ...

IRIDEX has plenty of cash following a $10M strategic investment and the company is drastically cutting S&M spend. Click here ...

“Music & Movies”, presented by Catoosa County Parks & Recreation, begins Friday, May 2, and continues every first and third ...

Anker's ultra-bright Nebula X1 projector is a portable cinema you can throw up in seconds, and might be so bright, it beats my OLED TV ...

The Nebula X1 still manages to be portable despite its home cinema-friendly specification, and can be bought as a package ...

Nebula’s X1 projector takes the hassle out of setup with an impressively user-friendly design. Thanks to a built-in micro ...