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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Geoffrey Morrison's articles predominantly cover topics related to technology and travel, with a focus on product reviews and how-to guides. If you have expertise in new tech products or can offer practical advice on travel-related activities such as campervan conversions, visiting national parks, or improving TV streaming quality, your insights could be valuable for his coverage.
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The LuxVision from AWOL has a gorgeous design, impressive specs and an eyebrow-raising refresh rate.
Replaceable lenses, new image sensors and 8K60 video. The hardware of the DJI Osmo 360 II is not the problem.
With 120Hz refresh and a reasonable price, the Aura 3 Max and Pro could be very interesting.
By: Geoffrey Morrison
It has the same fun, foldable design as Aurzen's other Zip, but now it's larger and far more capable.
By: Geoffrey Morrison
The new Iris series has a 120Hz refresh rate and lots of lumens. Here's how they look.
The LuxVision from AWOL has a gorgeous design, impressive specs and an eyebrow-raising refresh rate.
By: Geoffrey Morrison
A fairly staid design and a small performance bump leave the refreshed 16X Aurora tougher to recommend than last year's.
The Luna Pro has a lot in common with the pricier Luna Ultra at a lower price, but not its dual-camera design.
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With one app, the TCL Nxtpaper 11 Gen 2 can also become a portable monitor that’s far more capable than most.
As far as all-in-one projector solutions go, the Aura 2 does really well for a semi-reasonable price.
