I was pleasantly surprised to, once again, see some consumer technology of the past show up in a movie. This time, it was a “new to me” movie I recently […]
Why LaserDiscs are still my favorite video format
So, after all of these years, why are LaserDiscs still my favorite video format to watch and collect? One of the reasons I enjoy watching movies on LaserDisc so much […]
I didn’t realize snap case DVDs were a “thing”
We have a fair size collection of DVDs, but until just recently, I had no idea of the hoop-la that surrounded those DVDs sold in the cardboard “snap case” packaging. […]
Amazed at how well LaserDiscs look on the QKK projector
I finally got around to hooking up my Laserdisc player to the new QKK Mini Projector and gave it a spin earlier today. QKK must have had old collectors like […]
LaserDisc: A turntable for your television
LaserDiscs have always been my favorite home video format ever since I bought my first LD player, back in the mid-90s. I knew about it back in the 80s, but […]
It’s such a treat to see past tech in movies
I don’t know why, but I really enjoy watching older movies and seeing them use the off-the-shelf computer technology that was available at the time.
QKK is not your average electronics company
Previously, I posted a review of the QKK Mini Video Projector, which I recently purchased from Amazon.ca. This is a brief follow-up to share with you my experience as a […]
Review of the QKK 2020 Mini Video Projector
Since moving out to the homestead, my wife and I have been wanting to create our own outdoor movie theatre. Well, we finally bought our first mini video projector, the […]
New DVD purchases that were worth the money
Recently I happened across the Canadian media production company, VEI (Visual Entertainment Inc.) and noticed that they had the distribution rights to several old T.V. show from the 80s, which […]
ExeGNU/Linux Review Follow-up
This is a follow-up to my initial review of the ExeGNU/Linux operating system I recently installed on my Lenovo laptop.
