Geoffrey Morrison is a Contributor at CNET and The New York Times. He specializes in tech and travel, covering topics such as consumer electronics and adventure travel, while also serving as the Editor-at-Large for Wirecutter. His work has been featured in notable publications including Reviewed, Business Traveler, Forbes, and USA TODAY.
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Can the most popular tech company compete with the most popular streaming platform? Here's how the two stack up.
The latest palm-sized camera from Polaroid looks every bit the retro instant-film camera and takes photos to match (for better or worse).
By: Adrienne Maxwell, Geoffrey Morrison
A good projector screen is an essential complement to a projector. We have recommendations for both indoor and outdoor screens.
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By: Geoffrey Morrison
Samsung, Sony, Hisense and others are betting big on a new TV backlighting tech that promises even better color and brightness. Is it just marketing hype?
By: Geoffrey Morrison
The final part of my 6 week adventure: Seoul and environs.
Insta360 X6 Pros & Cons Excellent image quality Tons of modes and features New compact size
A 360-degree camera takes photos and videos all around the camera, capturing everything in a sphere that you can post as is or edit to only focus on what's interesting.
The UPerfect 19-inch display combines a big, colorful, bright QLED panel with a fast refresh rate in a portable package.
Pros & Cons Great retro design Fast filter access is a solid improvement Threads for lens filters is a great idea
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