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Appotronics Revenue Halves as the ALPD Inventor Retreats From Consumer Projectors
Appotronics filed its 2026 interim report with the Shanghai Stock Exchange late on Friday, August 21, and the top line is brutal. Revenue for the
Christie’s 15,000-Lumen Cinema Projector Costs $68,900, and Its Two Headline Numbers Need Different Lenses
Christie lists the CP4415m-RGBH at $68,900 in the United States, and the spec sheet on it reads like nothing else that will be discussed on
Best Projector Under $300 for 2026
Three hundred dollars is not a price band in this market. It is a line that projectors wander across, sometimes twice in a month, and
Best Golf Simulator Projectors for 2026
A golf simulator asks a projector to do something no home theater ever asks of it: throw a large, bright image from directly overhead, onto
HAPPRUN H1 vs Miroir Roku TV: Five Cents Apart Until You Price the Streaming Stick
Two projectors on Amazon’s best-seller list are currently five cents apart. The HAPPRUN H1 has been sitting at $84.93 in every pull we have logged
Hisense’s XR10 Now Sells for $5,999. Two Labs Put Its 6,000-Lumen Rating Closer to 3,900.
Hisense has the XR10 listed at $5,999.99 on its own US store, a thousand dollars under the $6,999.99 it was introduced at, and the projector
XGIMI Aura 3 Max Takes 4K/120 to Ultra Short Throw, Four Months After Its China Launch
XGIMI has put out Western specifications for the Aura 3 Max, an ultra short throw laser TV rated at 5,700 ISO lumens that the company
AWOL Vision Opens the Aetherion on Makuake at ¥369,800, Four Months After the Same Machine Shipped in America
AWOL Vision opened pre-orders for its Aetherion ultra short throw projectors in Japan at 11 a.m. Tokyo time on Tuesday, running the launch through the
A $119 Projector Rates Itself at 320 ANSI Lumens. The $129 One Beside It Claims 1,800.
Two projectors currently sitting inside Amazon’s twenty-four best-selling models are ten dollars apart and rated an identical 4.4 stars. The VOPLLS Q5 sells for $119.99
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