I use a Chromecast dognle connected through HDMI with all the projectors I test for the site, and all streaming services work perfectly fine. Services like Netflix do require every device that accesses it be specifically approved to do so, and as a result some projectors from companies based in countries like China… Read more
It’s really just size. Watching a 4K movie at 150-inches is a fantastic experience, especially when I’m sitting on my own couch in pajamas, and not putting up with a theater full of annoying people. I 100% hear every argument for why TVs provide a better picture than projectors do in almost every way, especially in… Read more
These might be worth checking out: https://tweetvisor.com/sony-linkbuds-review-1848451412
For starters, every original Game Boy and GBA cart I tested with the Pocket that had save capabilities still had all my progress saved. So whatever Nintendo is using in its carts must rival the power cells that keep Terminators running for decades. Second, while it wasn’t implemented with the pre-release firmware I… Read more
I’ve seen ‘free iPads’ use as promotions countless times before. Local banks offer them as an incentives for new account sign-ups, and I’m sure there’s no partnership with Apple. Steinway can just include a new iPad and leave it to the end user to set it up. I can see several Steinway apps in the App Store for… Read more
I imagine Steinway is more than happy to include a $1,000 iPad with a $100,000+ instrument. I really can’t see it cheaping out on a generic tablet.
Max Brook’s Devolution. Read more
sold!
Good question. I can’t think of any recent global events that would have made it a challenge for them to travel and shoot videos together.
The more lumens you can afford the better the visibility you’ll get, but that can also get very expensive. A better bet would be to pair a cheaper projector with a highly-reflective screen material so as much light as possible is getting bounced back to your eyes. There are even screen materials designed to reflect… Read more
Yeah, I tried to signal boost channels currently under a million subscribers.
I’ve long been a fan of the flexibility the Kobo offers, including supported ebook file formats, and even the ability to install your own preferred fonts.
Yes! Sets with repetitive builds is something I try to avoid at all costs these days. Voltron was a neat model but four of the lions were more or less exactly the same thing and it got tedious after number two.
lol who in the civilized world would want to switch it to Fahrenheit???
Did not forget, but also didn’t know a single person who wanted to shoot to floppy disks or tiny rewritable CDs. They were neat tricks, but Compact Flash just seemed easier.
Nice! I shot the Red Bull Air Races in Detroit a few years later with my Nikon D70 and a stabilized 200mm lens. I don’t think I’ve ever snapped that many photos in a single day since.
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Naw, there’s a reason they don’t say E Ink. “e-paper” is just a marketing term for the low-power LCD they used. How one defines “electronic paper” is certainly open to interpretation, but the Pebble never used the same screen technology the Kindles and Kobos do.
The Pebble didn’t actually use an E Ink display, just a low-power non-backlit LCD.