By David Ponce
The Underbed Lift, from MK1 Studios has been around for a few years. But in light of recent plasma screen hiding systems, we figured we'd bring you info about yet another alternative. Now, we're not...
By David Ponce
So, here we are, pondering about the practical uses of the DA-4DD3, from I-O Data. With the device, you can display a single image/video, on up to 16 different screens. There are four DVI connections...
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 Andrew Liszewski
A friend of mine who runs what I consider to be the best photoblog on the web (wvs.topleftpixel.com) recently introduced me to the huey which he uses to color-calibrate his monitors.
One of the first products to come...
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...
By David Ponce
We try not to write about gadgets with more memory, faster connections or marginally improved compatibility with this or that. Who really cares that Cowon's iAudio 7 comes in 8GB flavors, as opposed to the iAudio6...
By David Ponce
At which point does a digital picture frame become a small LCD screen with a fancy border? We're thinking that 15 inches is pretty darn close to that zone, so we're wondering about this latest offering...
By Evan Ackerman
Observed today in the Kinetica Museum at the Old Spitalfields Market in London is this temporary printing machine, which uses an array of ultraviolet LEDs moving over a light sensitive surface to create monochrome images. The printed...
By David Ponce
Like it or not, the Holidays are coming. For this reason, in the next few weeks we're going to slowly shift our focus away from products you point a finger at and snicker, and more towards consumer...