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Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus UST Projector Review: Bright Picture Outshines Humdrum Design - CNET (opens the original)
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I’ve only just begun my ultrashort throw projector testing for CNET, but Epson’s Lifestudio Grand Plus is an early, if exceedingly expensive, standout. It’s extremely bright and has great color. While the projector’s detail and contrast aren’t quite as good as competitors like the Xgimi Aura 2, the Epson basically steamrolls others with its impressive light output. Its Bose-designed audio system sounds great too. At $3,800, this projector costs a lot of money. You can get similar and, in some wa
Xgimi Aura 2 UST Projector Review: Semi-Budget Sliding Ultra-Short Throw - CNET (opens the original)
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The Xgimi Aura 2 is an ultra-short-throw projector and the first of its type I’m reviewing at CNET. It’s a stylish model with a great sliding lens cover and decent sound for its size. Like all UST projectors, it’s expensive for the performance you get, but if you can’t fit a traditional projector in your room, the Aura 2 will work well without spending too much. Spending more will get you a regular short-throw projector with a brighter picture and better color, but for the simplicity of one box
Insta360 Now Has a Smaller, Cheaper Luna Gimbal Camera - CNET (opens the original)
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Previewed at IFA, but technically under wraps until now, the new $600 Insta360 Luna Pro is the little sibling to the dual-lens Luna Ultra I recently reviewed. The short version is this new model has just one camera lens and image sensor for a slightly smaller, but cheaper, gimbal camera. The other important features stay the same as the pricier $770 Luna Ultra, namely the removable screen/controls, the mics and the overall ease of use. With just a single lens and sensor, the only zoom with the P
Hohem’s Eyepic Combines an Action Cam and Gimbal. I Haven’t Seen Anything Like It Before - CNET (opens the original)
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Hohem says the Eyepic is the world’s first “two-in-one pocket gimbal camera,” and that’s probably true. It’s a tiny mechanically stabilized camera, and Hohem has long made gimbals, but it’s also a tiny, wearable, waterproof camera. In theory, it offers the stability and smooth video of a gimbal camera, but when the shot requires it, it can work as a wearable POV camera. The camera’s small size is reminiscent of Insta360’s Go line. I checked out an early prototype at IFA in Berlin. Here’s how it
I Made Some Money Selling an Old Digital Camera. Here’s How - CNET (opens the original)
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Remember that awesome digital camera you had when you were younger? Those pocket-size makers of memories are now making a big comeback. People too young to have bought them new are now seeking out cameras that take photos with a specific 2000s vibe. More than the photos themselves, people want to be on their phones less and digital cameras are an easy way to do that. So, before you trash that old camera gathering dust in a drawer or storage bin, consider giving it a second life with someone else
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