The writing has been on the wall for a while now, but it really is looking like time to swap out your TV for an ultra-short-throw projector. Xgimi is the latest company to make a strong case for ...

TL;DR: At CES, JMGO unveiled two new 4K projectors: the compact O2S Ultra short-throw projector, which it's calling the "world's smallest laser TV," and the N3 Ultra Max, a traditional long-throw ...

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas on Day 1, projector manufacturer JMGO showcased its flagship ultra-short throw product, the O2S Ultra. Declaring the O2S to be the "world's smallest laser TV," the company ...

Built-in Bose sound, Google TV smarts, 4,000 lumens of brightness and 150-inch images give the EH-LS970 a potentially perfect combination of convenience and home theater quality.

While Hisense has grabbed headlines in recent years with its Laser TV concept, where ultra short throw projectors are shipped with dedicated ambient light rejecting screens to create a king-sized TV ...

The next big thing in big screen TVs? Here’s all you need to know about UST projectors. UST (Ultra Short Throw) projectors have become very popular in the past few years but they aren’t particularly ...

How would you love to have a 150-inch UHD 4K display with HDR10 set up and kicking ass in your home? It sounds amazing, right? TVs rarely come that large, especially in the newer varieties, and even ...

Ultra Short Throw (UST) Projectors have become pretty popular in the past couple of years. A big reason for that is that they are getting better and cheaper. These days, you can pick up a pretty ...

California company Vava is back with another crowdfunded product, this one a laser projector featuring a tiple-laser RGB light source, Harman Kardon audio, and the promise of true 4K Ultra HD ...

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Leica has just unveiled its first ultra-short-throw (UST) projector called the Cine 1 that can beam an 80- or 100-inch image while parked as little as six inches from a wall. While it might seem a bit ...