I have a rule in my home: The TV is for the living room. I don’t like seeing massive idle black screens in every room, and I certainly don’t like to have any distractions in the bedroom. But there are ...

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Wanbo’s affordable Vali 1 Pro projector with built-in Google TV is now avaiable in the US and its on sale for under $300.

Ryne was ostensibly a senior editor at Android Police, working at the site from 2017-2022. But really, he is just some verbose dude who digs on tech, loves Android, and hates anticompetitive practices ...

Like most 4K UST laser projectors, the XGIMI AURA is a pretty sizeable device. Largely rectangular in design, it is slightly elliptical when viewed from the front, giving it a look that will fit with ...

Xiaomi's Mi 11 Ultra flagship Android phone isn't the only Google-powered product the company has today, with a new Mi Smart Projector 2 Pro combining reasonably portable projection with the Google ...

The Horizon Pro represents the best overall value for a 4K projector you’ll find in the brand’s Black Friday event this year. The regularly $1,499 projector (and sometimes as much as $1,899) is now ...

Portable projectors come in all shapes and sizes, from cylindrical to flatter like their larger counterparts. The XGIMI MoGo Pro is a rectangular prism, taller than it is deep and wide. It is about 5 ...

Epson has launched a new projector that's designed for hybrid environments supporting work and play. The projector is called the Epson 880X 3LCD Smart Portable Projector and features tools required ...

The $180 Aurzen Eazze D1R Cube is a basic, entry-level projector, but the Roku interface makes it a pleasure to use.

Android TV ships as the operating system for quite a few projectors, but all too often these products end up shipping without support for popular services such as Netflix. That’s a problem Epson ...