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With Yoga in its full name, you might expect the AIO 7 all-in-one Windows desktop PC to be able to change orientations in a similar fashion to its laptop brethren, and you’d be right. Though the computer’s base remains firmly planted to the desk, the d… Continue reading Lenovo’s latest all-in-one PC offers horizontal or vertical viewing
The audio visual arm of tech company Substanbo Inc has hit Indiegogo with a 4K UST laser projector that’s gunning for your living-room TV. The Polaris is reported capable of throwing up to 200 inches and includes a Dolby Audio sound system.Continue Rea… Continue reading Ultra Short Throw Laser TV can fill your wall with 200-inch, 4K movies
Epson has launched three new EpiqVision laser projectors with integrated audio – one ultra-short-throw model and two minis. The LS300 UST and EF12 mini models come with integrated Yamaha audio and are ready to stream.Continue ReadingCategory: Home Ente… Continue reading Epson streaming projectors come with Yamaha-tuned audiophile sound
Last month we brought news of a couple of new ultra-short-throw 4K laser projectors from Samsung both sporting the Premiere moniker. Now full specs have dropped, along with pricing and a shipping date.Continue ReadingCategory: Home Entertainment, Techn… Continue reading Samsung’s Premiere 4K UST laser projectors start shipping next month
The HapsBox portable music system has the look of a toy spaceship, but it’s a powerful mobile music-making machine that’s newbie-friendly while also being attractive to pros. It features its own carry handles, has built-in Bluetooth speakers, runs on b… Continue reading All-in-one HapsBox puts portable music creation at your fingertips
Back in November 2018, we took a portable smart projector called the puppy cube for a spin, which offered touchscreen interaction. The company behind that image thrower has now announced the global release of a brighter, more powerful ultra-short throw… Continue reading Smart projector puts a touchscreen on your desk, a movie on your wall
Many of us will have broken a laptop at one point or another, destroying the screen or smashing the case. It can be frustrating, as there’s a perfectly usable computer in there, trapped inside a broken husk of a body. [Matthew] saw this not as a problem, but an opportunity …read more
In 1997, chances are that if you didn’t have a Nintendo 64 already, you wanted one. (Never mind that the games cost the GDP of a small country.) It gave you both the supreme game designing talent of Shigeru Miyamoto and graphics that left the Sony behind. The trouble, though, …read more
Continue reading The Boxy All-In-One Nintendo 64 Your 1990s Self Always Wanted
The modern laptop has its origins in the mid to late 1980s, when shrinking computer hardware and improvements to battery technology finally made mobile computing practical. Years before the now iconic clamshell form factor became the standard, these so-called “portable computers” often resembled pieces of luggage with keyboards attached. Even …read more
With printers generally being cheaper to replace than re-ink, there are plenty of cast-offs around to play with. They’re a great source for parts, but they’re also tempting targets for repurposing for entirely new uses. Sure, you could make a printer into a planter, but slightly more useful is this …read more
Continue reading A Real All-In-One Printer Should Have a Computer In It, Too