Hisense is selling the XR10 as a lifestyle projector and at $5,999 it has quietly turned into something else. The spec sheet reads like a proper home theater unit: a 17-element all-glass lens, motorized zoom, motorized focus and motorized lens shift at plus/minus 130 percent vertical and...
Al Griffin's review of the XR10 has been sitting in my tabs all morning because I cannot decide whether this thing is brilliant or slightly ridiculous. Hisense is calling it a lifestyle projector, the same bucket as the C2 Ultra and M2 Pro, but it weighs 23.4 pounds, measures 11.5 x 10.7 x 8.4...
AWOL says the Aetherion series cleared $10 million on Kickstarter within the first 12 hours of the campaign, off more than 3,900 backers, which they are calling a speed record for hardware projects reaching eight figures. Add the earlier Valerion campaign at $10.92M and they are the first brand...