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Impressions: Leia Inc. Unveils Groundbreaking 8K Glassless 3D Panel

At CES 2024 we witnessed Leia Inc., a pioneer of glassless 3D technology, emerge as a standout with their array of innovative displays. While...

Epson 5050ub Projector Review – A 4K 60FPS Beast

In 2016 Epson gave us great solutions 1080p projectors before standardized 4K chip was widely available. It missed on a few features but had...

Epson 3700 Review: 3D and Lumens Power House!

We got the chance to review the Epson 3700 paired with the Elite 120" ALR screen and our takeaway is it offers great color...

Geek On: Get your 3D on with these Real D 3D Avengers Glasses

Want to watch the Avengers movie this May in style! Well not exactly style but awesomely in to it your in luck! Marvel and...

3D-Bee 2D to 3D converter Review

Ever since the release of Avatar it seems like every big budget title needs to be released in 3D. 3D in the home has...

The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile Review A Devilish good time

The sequel to 2008's XBLA hit The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai is one of the most satisfying games I've ever played. The original was formally the winner of the Microsoft's Dream-Build-Play XNA competition which boasted him $10,000 in prize money. It comes as no surprise that being the cult classic hit that it was, a sequel would be imminent. It's clean yet messy, it's sadistic yet beautiful and all in all a hell of alot of fun to play. Click the link for our full review.
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