Epson

Epson recently launched its first truly portable laser projector, the EF-100. New Atlas fired one up to see how it fares.

Epson's LS500 Laser Projection TV comes with a screen that's designed to reject ambient light interference.

Big screen TVs are all well and good, but there's nothing quite like sitting in your favorite chair and watching a projected home movie. Epson's latest home theater 4K UHD projector – the Pro Cinema 6050UB – is reckoned to be the company's most advanced to date.

​Throwing 4K images onto a wall or screen can be very expensive if you opt for projectors like Sony's LSPX-A1 laser model. But a 4K-capable projector doesn't have to cost the same as a luxury car, as Epson is proving with its Home Cinema 4010 4K Pro-UHD projector.​

Epson has brought a new and improved version of its Moverio smart glasses to MWC in Barcelona, offering significantly improved display technology and a lighter frame for all your augmented reality (AR) needs. We dropped by the Epson booth for a first-hand look at the Moverio BT-300.

Epson has a new line of printers designed to tackle one of the most irritating aspects of printing – the need to change ink cartridges. The company has unveiled a line of "supertank" color printers with large ink reservoirs that can go up to two years without needing replacement.

Epson is one of many competitors offering Google Glass-like augmented reality spectacles, but now the company is showing off the ability to combine its smart glasses with other wearables.

Epson has announced the follow up to its Moverio BT-100 augmented reality glasses. The BT-200 smart glasses are reported to be 60 percent lighter, and include a host of new features aimed at changing how customers experience the world at large, and delivered entertainment.

Epson America has announced that its Moverio BT-100 wearable display is now available in the U.S.

Epson has unveiled its Moverio transparent head-mounted display, running the Android 2.2 operating system.

The new Epson Stylus NX420 all-in-one printer with wireless-n functionality is the first to hit the streets for less than US$100.

Epson has responded to increasing portability demands of the HD camcorder market by developing a new halfinch LCD panel for use in viewfinders