Traveling through time, strolling in wonderland | Sony projectors create a tunnel of light and shadow

2025-07-11

At Danxia Fairy Valley Scenic Area in Yichang, Hubei, a long luminous tunnel—crafted by 30 Sony 3LCD laser projectors (VPL-F755HZ)—seamlessly blends billions of years of geological wonder with ancient legends of celestial heroes. This immersive cultural tourism project brings myth and nature to life in breathtaking harmony.

Ihomelife's new Muzze handheld game console offers 20,886 games and more.

2025-06-27

ihomelife has launched the new Muzze handheld game console, which comes pre-loaded with 20,886 games across multiple retro gaming platforms, including MAME, PS1 and GBA. With a stylish 4.5-inch IPS screen, long-lasting battery life and the ability to charge mobile devices, the Muzze console is ideal for gaming and multimedia needs. It also supports video and music playback, digital photo albums and e-books, providing a complete entertainment experience in this compact device.

Fusion of technology, entertainment and lifestyle

2025-06-21

Designed to meet the evolving needs of global consumers in entertainment, education and e-commerce, these new products seamlessly integrate advanced hardware specifications, an intuitive software ecosystem and powerful customization options, making them an ideal solution for distributors, online retailers and cross-border technology brands seeking modern, versatile devices at highly competitive prices.

Projector brightness not enough? The solution is here!!

2025-06-21

Hey everyone! A fan recently DM'd me saying their projector is getting dimmer and the image is almost too dark to see. Don't worry—let me walk you through some common causes and fixes.

HY300pro Gaming Projector: A Retro Gamer’s Dream Machine with Modern Convenience

2025-06-13

In an era where gaming transcends platforms and screens, the HY300pro Gaming Projector emerges as a versatile powerhouse, blending nostalgia-fueled retro gaming with cutting-edge portability. Designed for enthusiasts craving big-screen thrills without the bulk of traditional consoles, this device packs a punch with its robust hardware, expansive game library, and seamless connectivity. Let’s dive into what makes the HY300pro a standout choice for casual gamers and retro aficionados alike.

Digital light and shadow create

2025-06-13

The term "immersive" has now become a buzzword in the entertainment and cultural industries. However, amid the trend of "everything going immersive," excessive hype has made it difficult for the word to truly resonate with seasoned audiences.
For contemporary art exhibitions, immersion has almost become a necessity. From the perspective of visual creators, we certainly want to contribute through imagery. Yet, in today's "consumer environment," digital art exhibitions that rely on simple, modular setups struggle to achieve true immersion. Visuals need to forge a deeper "emotional connection" with the exhibition's theme and establish an "emotional resonance" with the audience...

HY320mini Gaming Projector: A Compact Powerhouse for Retro and Modern Gaming Enthusiasts

2025-06-07

The HY320mini is a compact, versatile projector designed for gaming and entertainment, featuring Android 13, 2+16GB storage, dual-band Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 5.0. With 200 ANSI lumens brightness and 720P resolution, it delivers big-screen gaming and streaming in dim environments, supporting 1080P input via HDMI.

Its standout feature is 36,000+ retro games across 14 emulators (e.g., MAME, GBA, N64, PS1, SEGA), reviving classic gaming experiences. The device also streams modern apps (Netflix, YouTube) and plays local media via USB/HDMI.

Portable and user-friendly, the HY320mini combines affordability with multifunctionality, making it ideal for gamers, movie lovers, and travelers.

Live Report | Expo 2025 Osaka

2025-06-07

The 2025 World Expo (EXPO), spanning 184 days, is now in full swing in Osaka, Japan, with visitor numbers steadily rising and attracting growing attention and participation from people across all walks of life.

This year’s Expo holds multifaceted significance. Under the theme "Designing Future Society for Our Lives," it serves as a grand global stage for both cultural exchange and cutting-edge technology. It showcases nations' visions for future societal development, innovative urban concepts, and unique cultural identities while fostering technological collaboration and innovation.

At the same time, the Expo acts as a testing ground for global cooperation, promoting cross-cultural dialogue. It not only offers a valuable opportunity to explore the diverse customs and traditions of countries worldwide but is also expected to drive economic growth in Osaka and across Japan, with projections indicating substantial economic impact.

Embracing Tradition in the Digital Age with Ihomelife's Smart Entertainment

2025-05-29

As millions across China prepare for the Dragon Boat Festival on June 1, 2025, ancient customs like zongzi-making and dragon boat racing remain central to the celebrations. Meanwhile, smart home products from Ihomelife, including the Muzze projector and Android TV box, are helping modern families enrich their festival experience through immersive digital entertainment at home.

Imaging IP Empowerment: Panasonic Projection Creates the Digital Art Gallery

2025-05-24

Currently, digital art exhibitions have quietly become popular hotspots for leisure and entertainment, thanks to their immersive light-and-shadow spectacles and interactive experiences. Whether wandering through art corridors where the virtual and real intertwine or experiencing the collision of technology and aesthetics in dynamic visuals, more and more audiences are diving in to explore the unique charm of digital art. Looking at those wildly popular digital art exhibitions with tickets selling out fast, most are backed by trending IPs—from classic anime characters to renowned film and TV IPs. These IPs, with their built-in fanbases and buzz, have become key to the exhibitions' success. However, it’s worth pondering: Is the positive influence of IPs on the visual content of digital art exhibitions a one-way street?