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Hisense’s new portable 4K laser projector takes the fight to LG and Samsung, with bright, colorful images at up to 200 inches from a compact box
4K with Dolby Vision, Dolby Audio and AI upscaling 1,200 lumens of brightness Late summer 2025, $1,299 Hisense has announced its smallest, lightest...
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‘I made a lot of mistakes with Google Glass’: Google’s Sergey Brin admits missteps but says Android XR has a bright future for one big reason
Sergey Brin, the man most responsible for Google Glass, is out of retirement and back at the company he cofounded, helping make AI...
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Ginger Trill’s “Because I Said So” Album Shines Bright At Intimate Small Room Concert
Ginger Trill’s “Because I Said So” Album Shines Bright At Intimate Small Room Concert. On May 17, 2025, Ginger Trill and the crew...
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Moozlie Shines Bright On Spotify Covers After “Go Getter” Release
Moozlie Shines Bright On Spotify Covers After “Go Getter” Release. Moozlie is back and bolder than ever. Following the electric release of her...
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Bright up your life with LG’s dazzling G5 OLED
Techradar has reviewed tons of TVs, and again and again its tech experts say that the best TV you can buy is an...
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High-voltage CMOS backplane developed for very bright OLED microdisplays
0.62-Inch SXGA High-Voltage CMOS Backplane with OLED. A common method to increase the brightness of OLEDs while maintaining a long lifespan is the...
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This 4K portable laser projector goes twice as bright, twice as big as LG’s equivalent, for the same price
JMGO N1S 4K is a new portable 4K laser projector 1,100 lumens, and up to 200 inches at a 1.2:1 throw ratio $1,299...
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Epson’s new UST 4K projector is mind-blowingly bright at up to 160 inches, but lacks a key HDR feature to make the most of it
Epson QS100 is a 4K ultra short-throw projector 160-inch images from just inches away 4,500 lumens, but no Dolby Vision HDR support The...
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It’s not looking bright for next-gen systems using AMD’s Medusa Point APUs – they reportedly won’t use RDNA 4 architecture, potentially meaning no FSR 4
A new leak shows that AMD’s Zen 6 APUs will use RDNA 3.5 architecture instead of RDNA 4 RDNA 4 is shown to...
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