We reviewed this $35K Sony projector with old internet videos

2019-3-15 19:12

Remember the old days of the internet? When you had to actually load videos? Yes, those times sure were both magnificent and awful times. And this got me thinking – could we combine the worlds? And watch old internet videos on modern new tech? I mean, yes.

Of course you can, that’s a stupid question. That’s not going to stop me reviewing the $34,999. 99 (lol) Sony VPL-VW870ES/VPL-VW995ES 4K projector by watching shitty old internet videos on it though. Buckle in. This sounds dumb, but fine. First question: who would buy such an expensive projector? Sony’s projector is aimed at small venues –…

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