Just over a year ago Samsung Electronics unveiled a cinema screen composed of LED panels — not unlike those in the average TV display — declaring it the theatre of the future. Since then it has ...

Samsung expands Onyx Cinema LED screens in Europe with upgraded 4K HDR, 120Hz support, and brightness up to 300 nits, challenging traditional projectors for the ultimate movie experience. Now, in 2025 ...

"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"38620","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","typeof":"foaf:Image"}}]] Portronics, one of India’s leading consumer electronics brands, has ...

With TVs slowly growing larger and larger, it was inevitable that, one day, they’d eventually replace the need for projectors, even in movie theaters. Projectors aren’t going away entirely just yet, ...

If you're looking to create an incredible home theatre experience without spending a fortune, LED projectors are an excellent choice. Offering impressive picture quality, bright displays, and ...

Who needs to step out for a cinematic experience when you can enjoy it right at home? Smart LED projectors are transforming the way people watch movies, stream shows, or play games. Compact yet ...

The AAXA LED Android, an LED-based mini-projector offers good quality in data images and a nice selection of ports for its size. And it integrates Android, letting you access apps and the Web, right ...

One of the leading names in display technology, Samsung has reconceptualised the cinema experience with its ONYX Cinema LED screen. Debuted in July last year, the first commercial Cinema LED screen ...

The Portronics Beem 520, a budget-friendly smart LED projector priced at Rs 6,999, offers an immersive cinematic experience. Its compact design, decent brightness, and built-in streaming apps cater to ...

For over a century, movie projector technology remained relatively unchanged: Frames of film, spun in front of a bright lamp to project an image onto a screen. More recently, though, projection has ...

Projectors have gone through several iterations in the time I've been around. From old, clunky CRT systems to DLP and LCD systems, projectors have gotten brighter, smaller and more feature-rich. But ...

It's World Cup cricket season and time for community viewing on large screens. Given a choice between watching the finals on a 40-inch TV or an 80-inch projection, which would you prefer? Especially, ...