Home Entertainment
Never before has our music sounded so good or our favorite TV shows looked as sharp, but that's not the end of the story. What does the future hold for home entertainment?
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Portable projector can autofocus in an instant
California's ViewSonic has launched a new 1080p portable projector that uses a technique called time of flight ranging to quickly measure the distance to the wall and achieve sharp focus in just one second. -
Review: Hachi Infinite M1 Pro interactive ultra-short-throw projector
Back in 2018, China's Puppy Robot launched the puppy cube interactive projector on Indiegogo, and we got to review a unit. The next generation launched early 2020, followed by the higher spec Hachi Infinite M1 Pro – which we've been trying out. -
McIntosh turns on the retro charm with stunning CD player
Much of today's music consumption is digital, and most of that is streamed. Some folks still play CDs though, and McIntosh Labs has today launched a retro-cool player for those who want to rock the house with the help of spinning plastic discs. -
Five-driver Beosound Level changes its sound based on orientation
Bang & Olufsen has added a stylish new wireless speaker to its Beosound range. The Level puts out over 100 watts of sonic power, has a built-in battery for portability and can automatically change its sound profile depending on how it's positioned. -
Optoma aims to brighten up pro installations with latest laser projector
Optoma has launched a new laser projector for professional installations such as museums, conference rooms and lecture halls. The ZU720TST is billed as the world's first short-throw, 7,000-lumens, fixed-lens, WUXGA laser projector. -
McIntosh aims for versatility with tube-driven headphone amp
Even without that striking logo, audio gear from McIntosh Labs has a look all its own. The latest addition to the company's high-end catalog is a versatile 2-channel vacuum tube headphone amplifier named the MHA200. -
Devialet updates its extraordinary Phantom wireless speaker for 2021
Back in 2014, French audio house Devialet launched a $2,000, 750-W wireless speaker called the Phantom that looked like nothing else out there. Now the company has upgraded its flagship compact all-in-one speaker for 2021. -
Optoma focuses on smooth gaming action for latest UHD projectors
Optoma launched a 4K DLP projector in March 2020 that didn't just throw at over 300 inches, but also boasted a 240-Hz refresh rate at Full HD for blur-free big-screen gaming. Now two more projectors aimed at living room gamers have joined the UHD50X. -
Cambridge Audio looks to enhance living-room audio with new flagship DAC
The UK's Cambridge Audio has announced a new flagship digital-to-analog converter and headphone amplifier combo that promises a "thrilling performance that’s bigger than the box it comes in." -
Epson's latest business projectors designed for work or play at home
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues into 2021, returning to normal office working is looking less and less likely in the short term. For those looking to go big and bright in the home office, Epson has launched three new business projectors. -
Asus projector serves up coffee-cup-sized big-screen entertainment
Asus has debuted the ZenBeam Latte L1 portable projector at the online-only CES 2021 expo. The mug-sized, battery powered unit with a built-in speaker is designed for streaming YouTube videos or games inside or outside the home. -
Prototype TV ditches the plug and powers up wirelessly
Usually when we talk about "cutting the cord," it means cancelling cable TV. But Russian startup Reasonance has bigger plans for TV cord cutting, showing a prototype that leaves the electrical cord behind in favor of wireless power.