Brian Nadel is a freelance writer and editor at various publications. He specializes in technology reporting and reviewing, covering a wide range of topics including consumer electronics, mobile apps, and video games. Nadel's work has been featured in Magzter, ProjectorCentral.com, Computerworld, TechHive, BMC, and Tom's Guide.
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Brian Nadel predominantly covers product reviews in the technology space, with a focus on networking devices, security software, and audio gear. He appears to have expertise in testing and evaluating various tech products.
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A Wi-Fi 7-powered gaming router with excellent performance that doesn't break the bank
By: Brian Nadel
At this price, you almost don't have an excuse not to upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 Pros
Big and heavy but it's the best around
By: Anthony Spadafora, Brian Nadel
Cover your whole house with a strong Wi-Fi signal with this one essential upgrade
By: Brian Nadel
Seeing really is believing when it comes to an overheating router
By: Brian Nadel
Who knew budget Wi-Fi 7 mesh could be this fast?
By: Brian Nadel
All it took was a Mac mini, a touchscreen monitor and one clever hack
BenQ gets up close to the screen with its $3,500 LU895UST projector by combining over 5,000 lumens with ultra-short throw optics, a fast response time, and a quick way to create accurate multi-projector panoramas, making it just as good for general use as for gaming or high-quality simulations. Our hands-on testing confirmed that it is not only one of the brightest UST projectors in its class but also is among the smallest, lightest, and easiest to set up.
Tech Talk by Brian Nadel | Jun 22, 2026 | ProjectorCentral.com | Subscribe
By: Brian Nadel
Able to fill a 72-inch screen from just two feet away, BenQ's $2,500 LK830ST brings together a rated 4,000 lumens, supersharp 4K resolution, and low latency imaging, making it a good choice for an organization's simulation wall, a school's gaming tournament or even a digital golf course. Our hands-on evaluation revealed one of the best all-around small commercial projectors, combining short-throw optics and 4K imaging with factory white level calibration that can ease color matching for creating a multi-projector panorama.
