Tag: hdr

Reviews

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...
Gear

Google’s Pixel 4 impresses with new features

Yesterday at Google's Pixel event they unveiled the Pixel 4 with new features like a multi camera in the back, motion sense and the...
Gadgets Gone Wild

Elite Aeon 3D ALR Projector Screen Review: Elevates projectors to their potential

We got to review the Elite Aeon ALR Projector Screen Review for over a year now which we've tested out with gaming and 4K...
News

TCL Tops its 2018 TV Line with Powerful 4K HDR Performance in the All-New 6-Series!

TCL’s 6-Series is the successor to 2017’s award-winning P6-Series, strengthening its reputation for picture performance with increased Contrast Control Zones™ and adding an innovative...
Gear

The Swiss Army of Sound bars! JBL 5.1 Bar Review

We checked out the JBL 5.1 Bar and were impressed by not only its sound but orientation that can be placed for your room....
CES 18

Our CES ’18 TV Roundup

Like every year CES is the place that companies showcase plenty of products but the one thing that you can't miss are the TV's....
spot_imgspot_img

Subscribe

Popular articles

Features

LVLONE’s 2026 Dads & Grads Tech Gift Guide

It’s that time of year again where we celebrate...
Read more
Gaming

Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake Is Finally Real!

For years, Resident Evil fans have been asking the...
Read more
Gaming

Star Wars Zero Company Could Give XCOM Fans a New Hope

For years, tactics fans have been waiting for something to hit...
Read more
Blog

iFi GO link 2 Max: A Pocket-Sized Upgrade for Anyone Who Takes Audio Seriously

iFi audio launches the GO link 2 Max at $85. Dual ESS Sabre DACs, 241mW output, DSD256 support, and S-Balanced tech in a USB-C dongle. Here is what you need to know.
Read more
Tech

MSI’s Computex 2026 PRO MAX Lineup Has a Quiet Pitch for Mac and Desktop Users

MSI’s Computex 2026 PRO MAX lineup covers a compact desktop, two AIOs, and a pair of QD-OLED monitors built specifically for Mac users with dual USB-C, KVM switching, and M-Mate App integration.
Read more