I wanted Aurzen's D1R Cube Roku TV projector for one specific thing: outdoor movie nights. I have a backyard patio and a fireplace, complete with a cozy couch for my family to sit on outside. The only thing missing from this setup is a bright, loud projector. I can picture us huddled under a blanket, watching an old favorite like Jaws beneath the stars.
Meta revealed that Disney+ was coming to its Quest headsets earlier this year during its Connect event. Now, the streaming app and its vast catalog are finally available to Meta's VR users in the United States. Meta recently overhauled the Quest's entertainment experience with a new Horizon TV hub that brings its streaming features into one place. Horizon TV also added support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos sound, both of which Disney+ subscribers can now take advantage of.
Amazon's list of 4K-capable streaming sticks got bigger - and more confusing - after its hardware event this week. The $39.99 4K Select will be released on October 15th, joining the 4K and the 4K Max. You're not alone if you find it tough to tell which is best just by going off names, and their prices might lead you astray; the 4K Select costs as much as the 4K Max, while the plain ol' 4K currently costs $24.99.
With a native refresh rate of 120Hz, you'll get smoother motion for live sports or fast-paced movies, shows, and video games. And if you're a console gamer, you can bump the refresh rate up to 144Hz with the dedicated gaming picture mode; it also automatically lowers the input response time to 0.1ms for near-instant reactions to your commands, as well as boasts support for both AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync VRR to prevent screen tearing and stuttering.
