If you’ve been thinking about upgrading movie night—or you’re hunting for a fun holiday gift that doesn’t require guessing someone’s size or favorite color—this is a great one to grab before shipping ...

The Epson Lifestudio Flex Plus ($999.99) is a strong contender among portable projectors, thanks to its high-quality image, built-in stand, good looks, and more. It's also the first room-to-room ...

Setting up a dual monitor system to extend your screen and optimize computer display settings for a more productive and efficient workspace. Pixabay, DaveMeier Setting up two monitors on a single ...

In the last few years, we have seen the coffee table projector market skyrocket. The appeal is obvious: these models can deliver huge cinematic thrills in your living room, but can also be tucked away ...

The Epson EH-LS9000 made quite the splash when it was released in September 2025, returning Epson to the serious home cinema market after its recent dalliance with coffee table models, and finally ...

Epson has launched a series of 4K and 1080p projectors called Lifestudio, which range in price between $680 and $2,700, and feature a new 3LCD light engine. These lifestyle projectors are mostly for ...

Epson's funky mood lamp projector makes a play for US homes By Paul Ridden September 20, 2025 "Epson’s new cutting-edge RGB-LED portable smart projectors are not only stylish but provide an immersive ...

Epson’s new Lifestudio lineup blends 3LCD projection, Bose audio, and built-in Google TV. Models range from the portable Pop ($679.99) to the Lifestudio Grand UST ($2,699.99) with 120-inch 4K PRO-UHD ...

The new Lifestudio lineup includes an ultra-short throw 4K projector and a budget-friendly HD model starting at $680. The new Lifestudio lineup includes an ultra-short throw 4K projector and a ...

Despite being the world’s biggest-selling projector brand for nearly a quarter of a century, Epson arguably hasn’t made quite the sort of impact on the currently trending portable home entertainment ...

Plug an HDMI cable into your MacBook and the projector. Turn on the projector and open the lens. Check Apple's support pages if you don't know which ports your Mac has or which (if any) adapter you ...