The BenQ GS1 is not in pocket format, but still compact enough to carry in your luggage on your holiday trip. With the battery pack fitted, it is the size of a lunch box. On the front is the short-throw type lens, which can project a 60-inch image from just one meter away. At the …
The TVs are getting bigger and bigger in size, and it can almost seem as if 65 inches has become the new folk TV. It should not surprise me if the 65-inch in a few years will be banished to the bedroom, to make room for a 75- or 85-inch. But even then, talking about …
While TVs with 4K resolution have become commonplace and with 8K entering the market, it remains a costly affair to get a 4K projector. The 4K panels are so expensive that the projector quickly reaches €5,000 and upwards. Then we’re talking about a very dear home theatre experience. 4K for the people However, BenQ has …
No matter who you are, it will amaze me if you have never felt the need for a big picture. Whether it’s to get the feeling of cinema at home in the living room when the evening film is to be spun, or if you are simply to invite the group of friends to a football …
The DLA-X7500 did not remain on the market long before it was replaced by the DLA-X7900. If you bought the predecessor, relax. It is essentially the same projector. There are two things that are new: a better-implemented rendition of HDR content (video with additional dynamics in light – i.e. “brighter than white”), and a new and improved …
You get a superb TV if you have a lot of money to pay for the picture. The size is nonetheless limited to 65 inches for OLED and 75 inches for a top quality LCD TV. But this is not good enough if you want to feel the bullets fly through the room in an …
Sony VPL-VW260ES impressed us with razor-sharp images. Finally, you get the genuine 4K resolution from a projector under the magic price line, and it is impressive in almost all areas. It does have a few deficiencies. First of all, it lacks a dynamic iris, which makes the black level a little brighter than it might …