A few settings can make sports look shockingly better on any projector. Here’s what to change for a sharper, brighter gameday picture.

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Keystone correction helps adjust the shape of the projected image, either manually or automatically. Be cautious of using excessive keystone correction to avoid a reduction in image fidelity. Consider ...

Your lens determines image sharpness, throw ratio, aspect ratio and maximum picture size. Fixed lenses are cheap and portable; zoom adds size flexibility; lens shift eases placement. Protect and clean ...

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The JMGO N1S Pro 4K is the new little brother of the N1 Ultra we reviewed last year. The N1S Pro boasts a claimed 2400 lumens, less than the Ultra, but it keeps that projector's peculiar gimbaled ...

Suited for presentation and public information applications where the projector must be moved often by inexperienced users, the LT30 and LT35 digital projectors perform all setup functionality ...

The Sony Bravia Projector 8 (VPL-XW6100ES) sits right at the peak of the home entertainment world, with spectacular image quality straight out the box and a brand-new XR processor at the helm. It’s a ...