When it comes to selecting the right projector for your needs, whether it's for a home theater, business presentations, or educational purposes, understanding the units of measurement for brightness ...

One of the most common specs used to compare projectors is a measure of how bright each model is: lumens. This is because, in theory, a 1,000-lumen projector will be brighter than a 500-lumen ...

Epson’s crusade against misleading specifications forces AWOL and JMGO to correct lumens output ratings on some of their projectors. When purchasing a projector (or television), consumers often look ...

One thing that consumers have struggled with in the past is projector brightness claims. While ANSI lumens used to be the standard since 1997, ISO21118:2020 is the latest, but some companies use ISO ...

In 2026, the home theater experience has reached new heights, with projectors rivaling traditional TVs in performance, ...

The projector market is flooded with misleading brightness claims ...

In a world where portability meets performance, the best battery-powered projectors are transforming the way we enjoy movies and presentations on the go. With stunning image quality, impressive ...

At massive audiovisual conferences like ISE 2026, extreme projection is everywhere, from the large venues and expansive screens to immersive installations and rental setups built around impressive ...

A huge focus of the AV world has been on brightness, and for good reason. Without an adequately bright image, especially in a room awash with ambient light, your displays picture will look washed out ...

Eight Griffyn 4K32-RGB laser projectors immerse guests in science at the TELUS Spark Science Centre in Canada. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Hitachi has announced the release of the LP-WU6500 5000-lumen solid state laser projector. Hitachi America, Ltd. recently introduced the LP-WU6500 laser projector as its newest member of the ...

Projectors are better than TVs. There, I said it. I mean, the picture quality on a projector isn't as great as a TV at the same price. And you need a dark room. And they're kinda loud. But how else ...