Projectors are a perfect companion to entertain a large group of people at once with movies and TV shows of your choice. While getting projectors was a tough ordeal back in the day, things have ...

From Anker Nebula Capsule Pro, a high-end model of the mobile projector " Nebula Capsule" equipped with a YouTube and Netflix playback function on a small body with a can size of 350 ml will appear ...

Anker’s popular sub-brand Nebula has been gaining a reputation for making some excellent projectors, and today the company added to its lineup with two new portable offerings. The soda-can sized ...

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I reviewed the Nebula Capsule last year, which was Anker’s can-of-soda-sized portable projector (or “pocket cinema”), and actually loved it. It was a terrific travel gadget that was great for ...

As someone who has moved around a lot in the last few years, the idea of buying a TV has really fallen by the wayside. While I enjoyed having a TV, it realistically meant lugging it around from ...

Think portable projector and it’s likely that the stubby, cylindrical form of the Anker Nebula Capsule II will spring to mind. Famous for its ‘go camping and project it on the side of your tent’ ...

As the high-end model in Anker’s Nebula line of entertainment projectors, the Anker Nebula Mars II Pro packs good brightness for a mini projector and a powerful sound system. Bulkier and with a ...

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While PC Labs has tested a fair number of Android-based projectors, the Anker Nebula Capsule II ($579.99) is the first we've tested that runs Google's entertainment-focused Android TV operating system ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, ...