ViewSonic introduced three 3D-ready DLP projectors, all equipped with HDMI inputs for enhanced connectivity and a pixel-perfect viewing experience. Each projector looks the same but comes in various ...

Enjoy cinematic brilliance at home with these 10 projectors that deliver stunning visuals, immersive sound, and versatile ...

Viewsonic has launched the LX700-4K projector, a projector designed for use with the Xbox game console. The new Viewsonic projector comes with 3,500 ANSI lumens brightness and several gaming features.

The ViewSonic PJD5134 provides decent image quality and a good range of connectivity choices as a budget-priced, low-resolution portable data projector. Other choices may wow you with better image ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solution products, introduces the newest members of its LightStream™ family with the Pro7827HD and PJD7828HDL ...

M1 LED Projector The ultra-portable ViewSonic M1 LED projector provides convenient entertainment and content delivery in just about any room or environment. It comes with a built-in battery that ...

ViewSonic is laying claim to the world's first projector that's officially certified for use with Xbox Series X|S game consoles. According to ViewSonic, it conducted several dozen tests with Microsoft ...

Kicking things off with the build and design of the projector, it isn’t the smallest or the lightest portable projector we have seen but it is compact and portable. It won't fit in your pocket like ...

The ViewSonic M2 is tiny for a projector -- about the size and shape of a small cake. Copper-colored flan, maybe. Aside from the tote-friendly size, a couple of unique features set it apart from the ...

Destined for conference rooms, lecture halls, exhibition spaces and event venues, ViewSonic's latest addition to its Luminous Superior Series projectors is described as the most compact laser ...

The ViewSonic Pro8200 may seem "cheap and cheerful," but its sub-par image quality against rivals makes it a worse value. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and ...