Lewis Empson

1 day ago | whathifi.com | Robyn Quick |Lewis Empson |Tom Parsons

Nebula has produced a reliable stream of projectors over the last few years, from portable models such as the four-star Anker Nebula Mars 3 Air to pricier purchases such as the Cosmos Laser 4K projector. Now, Nebula, which is owned by Anker, is launching another 4K projector that it says is a “cinema-grade outdoor entertainment system”. The Nebula X1's (supposedly) portable design and easy set-up mean it could be ideal for indoor and outdoor movie screenings.

1 day ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson |Tom Parsons |Robyn Quick

Summer is fast approaching, and even though the weather may be temperamental right now, we're already planning out how to turn our outside spaces into al fresco home cinemas for a spot of movie-watching under the stars. There has been an influx of superb projectors from the likes of Epson, BenQ and Anker that blur the line between portable convenience and top-notch performance.

2 days ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson

Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, better known as WWDC, officially commences on Monday, 9th of June, and we already have a wish list of announcements we're hoping to see during the live-streamed event. WWDC is all about new software announcements, so we're already expecting to see the latest iterations of iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS in action. However, Apple has also been known to drop in a handful of hardware announcements in the past.

4 days ago | msn.com | Lewis Empson

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4 days ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson

Sky Glass is one of the most unconventional TVs on the market, not because it features a radical new design or an unusual set of AV features, but rather due to how it's positioned. It adopts a subscription-style strategy that's more closely related to a phone contract rather than a TV; you pay monthly for the hardware (the Glass TV) and the service (Sky's TV packages), all of which can be customised with countless combinations.