HeyJaredM. David Stone
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Leica Cine Compact 1 Review: Red-Dot Optics in a Pint-Size Projector (opens the original)
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If you know Leica only from its cameras and lenses, the Leica Cine Compact 1 projector may seem like a surprising departure. However, Leica has manufactured analog projectors since the 1920s, and over the last three years, it's introduced several home entertainment and home theater models, starting with some ultra-expensive ultra short throw (UST) projectors. The Cine Compact 1, the company's second room-to-room portable, is a reasonable though still pricey $1,995, putting it in direct competiti
Vankyo Performance H500R Review: A Cheap Roku Projector With a Hidden Extra (opens the original)
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The Vankyo Performance H500R Roku TV Smart Projector is typical fare for its $198 list price, but with two features that stand out. First, it's one of the few projectors that has a Roku TV OS. And second, it's one of the few single-chip LCD models with a sealed optical engine, so you won't have to clean dust specks off the LCD. Beyond that, it offers a reasonable, if low, level of brightness and better-than-just-decent image quality for the price. Our Editors' Choice pick in the category remains
Aurzen Boom Air Review: This Small-Footprint Projector Beams a Clean Image (opens the original)
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The Aurzen Boom Air mini projector looks vaguely like a small cannon or telescope mounted on a one-arm base. That turns out to be a surprisingly attractive design. You get impressively good fit and finish for a budget 1080p model that lists for just $299.99 (and generally sells for significantly less). And you'll notice more here than just good looks. The Boom Air doesn't show rainbow artifacts (red/green/blue flashes), and it offers good image quality for the price. It's not bright enough to re
Epson EcoTank ET-1910 Review: Ditch the Scanner, Keep the Ink Savings (opens the original)
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Unlike most current inkjets, the Epson EcoTank ET-1910 Wireless Color Supertank Printer does nothing but print. So if you don't scan at all—or scan so little that your phone and a scan app can handle it—you don't have to pay for a scanner you don't need. That helps lead to the second rule it breaks: Unlike most inkjet-printer competitors, it doesn't force you to choose between a low initial price and low running costs. Its $159.99 list price includes enough ink for thousands of pages, and it has
Liene PixCut S1 Review: This Photo Printer Also Does Deep Cuts (opens the original)
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The Liene PixCut S1 gives new meaning to the term multi-function printer. To begin with, it's not a standard printer. It's a small-format photo printer in the same general class as the Canon Selphy CP1500, our Editors’ Choice pick for the category. But its second function isn't scanning, it's slicing. A fully integrated die cutter can turn images on 4-by-7-inch sticky-back paper into custom stickers or labels that take whatever shape you like. It lists for a fairly hefty $299.99—and that's for L
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