Tag: televisions
I saw Anker’s new 4K projector, and it really could be the ideal summer party projector
Finding a good outdoor projector for summer parties can be challenging. Bright sunlight can really hamper picture quality when viewing outdoors during the day, and while some projectors can handle the outdoors in the evening, the picture can still look a little washed out as it’s never truly pitch black…
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Your TV is now an Xbox: LG displays can now cloud stream Game Pass games without a console
LG TVs are getting Xbox cloud gaming The app is coming to WebOS 24-compatible TVs All you’ll need is Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and a controller Microsoft has been on a mission as of late to brand everything from here to there an Xbox, mostly off the back of the…
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Anker’s new portable 4K projector could be the ultimate easy outdoor projector thanks to its stunning brightness
Anker reveals the Nebula X1 4K projector Features include 4K resolution, Dolby Vision HDR support and 3,500 ANSI lumens The X1 is touted as an ‘outdoor projector’ Anker has revealed the latest 4K projector in its Nebula range, the X1. Anker, makers of some of the best projectors, such as…
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Brace yourselves, Fire TV Stick fans – Amazon may make a huge, risky software change later this year
Fire TV Sticks may move to a new OS later this year Vega OS is already running on some Echo devices Third-party Fire TVs may stick with Android for now Amazon is making huge changes to its Fire TV platform this year in a move that’s definitely coming to us…
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This 4K Blu-ray alternative could be the shot in the arm that 8K TVs desperately need
Kaleidescape may not be a household name, but most home theater fans will have at least some familiarity with the company’s movie players and servers, which provide the highest-quality alternative to the best 4K Blu-ray players. In case you’re not familiar with Kaleidescape, its systems let you download movies for…
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Here’s why you should avoid Vivid mode, even on the best OLED TVs
It’s no secret that we here at TechRadar use Filmmaker or Movie picture mode, depending on the TV, during our testing when we’re reviewing TVs – we’ve written about why in our explanation of how we test TVs. As one of TechRadar’s TV reviewers, I find that these modes generally…
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