Geoff Morrison
Writer and Photographer at CNET
Writer and Photographer at The New York Times
Writer/photographer about tech and travel for @CNET and @NYTimes. Editor-at-large for @Wirecutter. Author of bestselling sci-fi novel Undersea: https://t.co/Zo9wy3M1zq
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3 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Geoff Morrison
Tech Home Entertainment The Bravia Projector 7, aka the VPL-XW5100ES, is a laser-powered high-end projector with the promise of great contrast. Geoffrey Morrison Contributor Geoffrey Morrison is a writer/photographer about tech and travel for CNET, The New York Times, and other web and print publications. He's also the Editor-at-Large for Wirecutter. He is the author of Budget Travel for Dummies as well as the bestselling sci-fi novels Undersea, and Undersea Atrophia.
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cnet.com | Geoff Morrison
Why You Can Trust CNET Our expert, award-winning staff selects the products we cover and rigorously researches and tests our top picks. If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. How we test TVs Tech Home Entertainment Here's how to figure out the perfect TV size and how close you need to sit. Geoffrey Morrison Contributor Geoffrey Morrison is a writer/photographer about tech and travel for CNET, The New York Times, and other web and print publications.
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flipboard.com | Geoff Morrison
10 hours agoSony’s OLED Shocks Everyone (But Not Me!) | Bravia 8 MK IISony’s latest OLED TV is here, and it just proved me right! After months of speculation, the Bravia 8 Mark II has been revealed, and yes—it’s sticking with Quantum Dot OLED. That means more brightness, incredible color purity, and next-gen processing that takes picture quality to another level. With 125% more brightness than the A95L, this TV is set to be a game-changer. But what does this mean for Sony’s OLED lineup?
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cnet.com | Geoff Morrison
Every TV is designed to look a certain way out of the box. Whether you have Samsung, LG, Roku, TCL or any other brand the default settings are usually a bit too bright and colorful. But, you can fix this. Sure, most setup routines now ask you a few questions, but there are myriad more adjustments in the settings menu. Changing just a few of these can radically change how your TV looks, usually for the better. You don't even need additional equipment, though a setup disc can help.
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flipboard.com | Geoff Morrison
This Compact Soundbar Sounds Better Than I Ever Thought It Would, and It's 14% Off TodayThe Streambar SE packs impressive sound in a small package. Plus, it's 14% off on the last day of Amazon's Big Spring Sale. I tested Roku's Streambar SE late last year and and wrote about my impressions of it, but now that it's seeing a nice discount for Amazon's Big Spring Sale, I thought I'd …
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Some news! My new book, Budget Travel for Dummies, will be available in January! Guess I need to hurry up and finish writing it... https://t.co/CNQzCqiaYd
Hi all. I don't tweet much anymore because the fun got sucked out of it by you know who. I've got some cool news to share soon, but for now, be kind. Oh, and this blue check was fun for a while but I'll be glad it's gone. There's no scenario where I'd pay to create content. https://t.co/UxALgTXdDc
RT @ZackBornstein: pre-elon twitter: pls free me from this hellsite post-elon twitter: Everyday with you all has been a gift. I owe my car…
