I give my in-depth review of the XGIMI Horizon Ultra and go through some settings that can elevate your viewing experience.
XGIMI Horizon Ultra Review & Settings
What Would a Potential 8K Disc Format Look Like?
I speculate about 8K disc based and streaming media using industry and technology trends as well as previous release history.
JVC DILA NZ8 / NZ9 Projectors: Recommended Settings
I talk about configuring the JVC NZ8 and NZ9 for the best picture quality possible with the belief I can show an old (DILA) dog new tricks. Ready?
XGIMI Horizon Pro Review & Settings
I take a look at the XGIMI Horizon Pro Multimedia Projector. Is it any good?
Dead or Alive 5 on Xbox One X is a Pleasant Surprise
Team Ninja has a history of great games under its belt but they are most famous for the Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden series. With Itagaki in the driver's seat, they were pushing console hardware to its very limits achieving graphics that few other companies could. Unfortunately, since Itagaki left the company, the team... Continue Reading →
Redout Lightspeed Edition – Xbox One X 4K Patch Review
The 4K patch for Redout Lightspeed Edition, a futuristic anti-gravity racer by an Italian studio, just dropped a few days ago. The patch notes promised native 4K rendering, 300+ bug fixes, major performance improvement and a 60fps lock due to the dynamic scaler. Has the Italian studio 34BigThings, achieved their goal? Upon playing just the... Continue Reading →
Fake 4K – When 4K is not Really 4K
UHD Blu Ray is oftentimes made from a source only 6% higher in resolution than a normal Blu Ray. Be aware of this when buying...
Ninja Gaiden Black on Xbox One X is Tremendously Handsome
The First Wave of Original Xbox Titles I consider Ninja Gaiden on the original Xbox as still one of the best action games of all times. So when Microsoft announced that they would be bringing Original Xbox games to the Xbox One and that Ninja Gaiden would be in the first wave of titles, I... Continue Reading →
UHD 4K Blu Ray – a year on
Reflecting on UHD Blu Ray as a format a year after its introduction...