Projectors

The iCODIS CB-300, was essentially an upgrade to the CPU-based iCODIS projector the CB-100, and the risk companies take when doing things like this, is that they often throw out some of the good things, while failing to resolve problems. The CB-100 was pretty good, but the picture quality, with a native resolution of 854X480

Miroir have become famous for creating projectors, that are a little bit different than rival companies. They’ve been taking portability to the next level, with their extremely small units, which often weigh a fraction of the industry standard. When I heard that they’d added power, and some interesting high-end features to the MP150W, I was

The iCODIS CB-100 represents an attempt by iCODIS, to do something different in the projection marketplace. This, however, can only be applauded and recommended, if what they did, was something good, that benefits buyers. Talk of a huge processing unit inside, and some advanced features, certainly got my attention and intrigued me, so I wrote

The idea behind the Celluon PicoPro was that it would be so portable that you could carry it around, much like a mobile phone. They also promised some pretty neat stuff, like HD viewing, versatility, and an all-around cinema-going experience, from the comfort of an armchair. These were big boasts, but why not; after all,

The reality of super portable projectors, is that while you gain the ability to put it in your pocket, and take it anywhere, you tend to lose some advanced features. That’s perfectly fine for some people, because portability, more than anything else, is what they want, and if they have that, along with some pretty

‘The RIF6 Cube Mobile Projector’; it sounds very futuristic and exciting doesn’t it? This was certainly the impression manufacturers wanted to give to potential buyers of their new entry into the super-portable projection market. The talk among experts prior to release, was about how fast it is for streaming, and how it would offer a

Optoma have been a major player in the projector market for some time now, and with the Optoma H182X, they promised full 3D capabilities, combined with versatility, portability and amazing pixel performance. Considering this, I think the price was a surprise to everyone, and many wondered how they could still offer all these features, without

In the modern projection market, consumers tend to have two choices: heavier units with versatility, multiple connections and advanced features, or smaller more compact units, with less features, that you can more easily carry around. iRULU have tried to come up with something in between. That is, a projector with some great features, but also

The Acer X113PH is one of the lowest priced projectors on the market, although Acer did speak prior to release about it having some great features one might expect on a higher priced item. Those claims, along with the price, certainly aroused the interests of experts like myself, so I wrote this Acer X113PH Review

The talk amongst home projection experts, before the release of the JmGO G1 1500LM LED Projector, was that it was going to be a little different than those projectors currently available. But what did this mean? JmGO had mentioned an original design, some advanced features, and a few surprises that might be available on the