Philips Screeneo HDP1590

Last Updated - Sunday, January 17, 2016The Philips Screeneo HDP1590 delivers the promise of producing huge-screen experiences with a device that won’t eat up a large space in your room. It has a price point that is placed as one of the most affordable in the market. Still, this price reduction inevitably comes with a large compromise as its promises do fall short for its actual performance. The Philips Screeneo HDP1590 Advertises Plenty, But Delivers Few Looking at its list of features, the Philips Screeneo HDP1590 certainly packs more than your average projector. It includes Bluetooth, DLNA, and it even

This one has much to offer, but the lack of Full HD at this price is a stumbling block

A short-throw projector done differently

Is the ultra short-throw projector finally about to storm the home entertainment market? A staple of corporates and education, their ability to cast a huge image when placed close to a wall, rather than rely on a long throw and screen, would seem to make them ideal for domestic applications. Other brands have hinted as much – LG has touted its prohibitively expensive Hecto laser projector Stateside, while Sony recently presented 4K short-throw projection as a home-of-tomorrow concept.

The Philips Screeneo HDP1590 boasts a decent number of features but offers subpar performance for the price.

@moobit and his Daughter "CheekyParrot" review the Screeneo HDP1590 Short-throw Projector by Philips - this cool piece of technology runs on Android OS