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JMGO has launched an all-in-one 4K projector with a dual-iris system for high contrast and brightness, ideal for gamers and sports, priced at $2,999 for preorders.

Laser Graffiti is an open-source, browser-based application that lets users draw on walls by tracking a laser pointer with a webcam and projecting strokes in real-time, featuring multiple brushes and interactive effects.

The XGIMI Vibe One is a budget-friendly HD projector with Google TV and useful features like autofocus, but its poor battery life and average speakers make it better suited as an extra screen than a primary display.

The Optoma GT2400HDR projector is excellent for golf simulation but mediocre for home entertainment and gaming due to limited features and performance.

A Wired review of the BenQ GV50 projector, highlighting its portability and flexible mounting but noting trade-offs in picture quality, connectivity, and processing performance.

A review of the Soundcore Nebula P1i projector, highlighting its pop-out surround speakers and 1080p picture quality, but noting its limitations with brightness and need for a dark room.

MEUSLI is an open-source multilingual projector family that connects Whisper encoder with multilingual LLMs, enabling end-to-end ASR in 28 European languages and extending to speech translation and topic identification.

Wired reviews the BenQ TK705STi 4K short-throw projector, highlighting its low latency and large screen capability for gamers, but noting average picture quality for movies and TV.

Baseten releases GLM-5.2-Vision, a vision-language model that adds MoonViT vision encoder to GLM-5.2 via a trained PatchMerger projector, keeping the text backbone and vision tower frozen. The model is quantized to NVFP4 for efficient inference on Blackwell hardware.

Review of Xgimi Titan Noir Max home projector, highlighting its impressive contrast, brightness, and sub-$6,000 price, though currently only available through Kickstarter.

The Hisense XR10 Smart Projector features advanced RGB backlighting for vivid colors and high brightness, making it ideal for summer movie nights, though it struggles in bright rooms and lacks strong voice control.

The BenQ W4100i projector delivers excellent color, contrast, and a cinematic filmmaker mode for home theater enthusiasts, with easy Android TV setup but some HDMI port confusion.

The Leica Cine Play 1 is a short-throw laser projector with a Summicron lens, delivering excellent image quality but best in dark rooms; priced at $2,995 after rebate.