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    Reviewers say bad gear is rare now - try shopping sub-$100 projectors

    Secrets ran an op-ed defending the trade against the usual charge, that reviewers have become an extension of the marketing department because almost every review reads positive. Two of the arguments hold up fine. Audio taste really is subjective, and describing what a component sounds like...
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    Another budget projector review with no brightness number anywhere in it

    The Aurzen EAZZE D1R Air review went up this week from HomeTheaterReview's editor and as a piece of writing it's perfectly fair. Portable enough to carry between rooms, auto focus and keystone that work well enough to be watching something within a couple of minutes, Full HD, Roku built into it...
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    Aurzen's EAZZE D1R Air has Roku built in and no lumen figure anywhere

    Home Theater Review has a positive writeup of the Aurzen EAZZE D1R Air, pitched as a sub-$200 portable. Full HD panel, autofocus and auto keystone that reportedly land quickly, small enough to move between rooms, and Roku built into the projector rather than hanging off an HDMI port. That last...
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