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The best portable projectors can create TV-sized images, sometimes even larger, just about anywhere. Also known as mini projectors or beamers, most of these devices have batteries and built-in ...

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Portable monitors have gained in popularity, and it’s easy to see why. They’re a boon to both desktop and laptop users. While portable monitors might not reach the large screen sizes of conventional ...

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In our most recent round of portable gas grill testing, the Napoleon TravelQ emerged as the top performer. This grill was our favorite of the day; it hit all the marks in every category. Setup was ...

With camping and hiking season in full swing, you might be looking for a convenient way to charge your devices while off the grid. Portable solar panels and solar battery chargers are an easy-to-use ...

Portable monitors might not offer the large screen size of typical gaming monitors, but it’s hard to beat their convenience when you want to work or get some gaming in on the go. Even the best laptops ...

Business trip, road trip, or just a trip across town? Our top tested travel printers will let you print photos, documents, and more on the spot, wherever you are. Most of my current work for PCMag is ...