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Epson LS100 Projector Review

July 9, 2018 by Chris Heinonen 1 Comment

When it comes to watching a TV, we’ve always said that bigger is better. A larger image is more immersive and a better watching experience. And while flat panels have gotten thinner and cheaper, there is still a significant price premium for any size over 65”. The Epson LS100 laser projector is designed to fill […]

Samsung NU8000 LED LCD TV Review

June 18, 2018 by Chris Heinonen 4 Comments

The Samsung NU8000 is their best midrange TV set for 2018. After what I consider a down year in 2017, the first one in a long time for Samsung, they’ve made a number of changes to their displays for 2018 to address those issues. The NU8000 is still an edge-lit model but features an improved […]

Kaleidescape Strato Review

February 15, 2018 by Chris Heinonen 2 Comments

Kaleidescape is a name familiar to many as they’ve been producing high-end movie servers for a number of years. Over the past decade, the home movie experience has changed drastically with a shift to streaming over physical media. Kaleidescape has changed along with this as the Strato no longer rips and store your collection but […]

Epson HC4000 Projector Review

January 26, 2018 by Chris Heinonen Leave a Comment

The HC4000 from Epson is their follow-up to the successful 5040UB projector. It keeps almost everything that made the 5040UB a great pick: HDR and WCG support, electronic lens shift, zoom, and focus for easy and flexible installation, and pixel shift to provide the extra resolution from 4K sources. The main difference is the LCD […]

Vizio M55-E0 TV Review

October 4, 2017 by Chris Heinonen Leave a Comment

The Vizio M-Series falls below their P-Series in terms of performance, but unlike the P-Series it has physical changes this year. While it still lacks the TV tuner that they removed last year, it has gained WCG support, better HDR, and the ability to stream content without needing to pull out your phone or tablet. […]

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