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Will Greenwald

New York

Lead Analyst and Home Entertainment Editor at PCMag

Will Greenwald, @PCMag home entertainment editor. Cis. He/Him. Opinions his own. Has a Bacon Number of 4. @willgreenwald.bsky.social

Articles

  • 1 week ago | au.pcmag.com | Will Greenwald

    Aura produces digital picture frames that are easy to set up and have excellent screens, and its latest model, the Aspen ($229), is no different. The frame’s 12-inch screen is gorgeous, with wide and accurate colors and an anti-glare finish that makes pictures look lifelike. It’s a bit pricey and its simplicity is a double-edged sword since you can’t manually adjust its brightness, but its picture quality really makes it stand out against cheaper brands.

  • 1 week ago | au.pcmag.com | Will Greenwald

    Digital picture frames and TVs are two very different beasts. Digital picture frames should make art and photos seem like printed images, while TVs should make movies and shows look realistic, like you’re watching the story unfold through a window rather than a screen. Samsung’s wireless The Frame Pro TV tries to have it both ways.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Will Greenwald

    NowIf you're looking for a huge TV at a small price, this Best Buy offer saves you $250. If concerns over tech prices due to tariffs has you rethinking your next purchase, finding a good deal on something in stock now could potentially save you a lot of money in the long run. If you're looking for a …

  • 1 week ago | uk.pcmag.com | Will Greenwald

    Vuzix has been making smart glasses for over 15 years, but you probably haven’t heard of them because they've focused almost exclusively on enterprise models. The Z100 ($499.99) breaks from the rest of the company's lineup as a product anyone can buy and use. Featuring an integrated waveguide projection system with unobscured lenses, the Z100 is safe to wear while walking around outside. It can caption and translate speech, provide turn-by-turn directions, and show notifications.

  • 1 week ago | pcmag.com | Will Greenwald

    New games, crisp resolutions, and high frame rates are good reasons to be excited about the Nintendo Switch 2, but they aren't the only aspects of the upcoming console that interest me. With a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, the console is getting a feature I've wanted since the Wii U days: GameCube games. I sampled several retro classics at Nintendo's Switch 2 launch event and enjoyed my time with them.

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