Category: Displays
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ZIMO1: A Next-Gen Interactive Light Field 3D Display
The dream of glasses-free 3D has been floating around for years—usually overpromised, often underwhelming. The ZIMO1 light field display is trying to change that narrative. Instead of treating 3D as a novelty, it positions itself as a full desktop experience for gaming, creation, and interactive content—no headset required. It’s ambitious. Maybe overly ambitious. But it’s…
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The Best LED TVs Money Can Buy
It’s that time of year again – the time when everyone starts thinking about brand new TV and big screens to watch games, enjoy the holidays, and try out their new consoles with. Obviously 4K is the big new feature to look for, but what other features will you find in the top LED TV…
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The Top 3 Home Theater Projectors Money Can Buy
Ah, the mighty yet often underutilized home theater projector. Yes, even the top projectors of 2017 do need a certain amount of space, a clear line of sight, and a screen to project on – but you may be surprised by just how many problems they solve, especially when compared to traditional HDTVs. If you’ve been…
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D&D Gets Nerdy(er)
By John Beck I usually consider myself to be a bit of a tech head, but now and again something comes along which makes me realise how low I really rate on the universal scale of geekery. The latest blow to my sense of nerdy self worth is SurfaceScapes, a project dreamt up by students…
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Samsung Series 8 LCD HDTVs Announced
This post is syndicated with permission from Gadgetoholic.com With the digital transition coming in 2009 the LCD HDTV market is booming as people upgrade to new TVs. When it comes time to buy a new HDTV you have to decide between LCD or plasma technology for the most part. Samsung has introduced several new HDTV…
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Pico Projector Demoed: Impressive, Most Impressive
By Evan Ackerman Back in January, the Pico Projector seemed borderline too good to be true. Then, Motorola signed up for the hardware, and finally we get a look at a bright, svelte, preproduction version stuffed into something about the size of a cellphone. According to Sean Captain from Popular Science, “seeing really is believing…
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Dammit: eStarling Introduces 4:3 WiFi Digital Frame
By Evan Ackerman I am starting to seriously hate eStarling. It used to be that I only disliked them for the initially crappy, and then finally slightly less crappy version of their brilliant (brilliant if it would only work) WiFi digital picture frame. To bring you up to date, the concept of the eStarling frame…
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Interactive FogScreen Now For Sale
By Evan Ackerman The only reason that advertisers haven’t put billboards across sidewalks and in store entryways is that smashing your face into an ad isn’t likely to motivate you to buy the product (perhaps with some exceptions). Thanks to FogScreen, you can now look forward to walkthrough advertising blocking your path and eroding your…
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Microvision Signs with Motorola for Pico Projector Phones
By Shane McGlaun Back during CES we talked a bit about the Pico Projector from Microvision and how cool it would be to project your content from your phone onto a wall or other surface for big screen viewing. At the time the Pico Projector wasn’t slated to go into a phone, but today Microvision…
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NLS Dual Vertical 19″ LCD Monitors
By Evan Ackerman Besides the fact that sporting two LCDs on any computer makes you feel like a serious badass, it’s legitimately good for productivity. That’s what I tell myself, anyway. Neuro Logic Systems has created what they describe as “the world’s first dual 19-inch LCD in a vertical format.” The LCDs fold up from…