Xgimi Horizon Ultra projector, Sony a7C II & a7CR cameras, Lenogo Legion Go handheld gaming PC

Some cool and/or interesting gadgets got released the last week:

• Xgimi's Horizon Ultra is the first Dolby Vision compatible long-throw projector. It uses a laser light source so doesn't need an annoying lamp upgrade every few thousand hours, sports optical zoom with autofocus and pumps out 2,300 ISO lumens of brightness for only A$3,499. Here's a YouTube review. If I was buying a projector today, this would be near the top of my list.
• Sony updated their compact full-frame camera range. There's now an a7C II and an a7CR. The a7C II ($3499) gets a sensor upgrade (33MP) and adds the latest generation image processor like the bigger Sony cameras. The a7CR (A$4999) is a new model and sports the same 61MP sensor as in the bigger a7R V. Quite impressive stuff for such a small camera.
• Lenovo's got a nifty looking held gaming PC in the style of the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally. The Lenovo Legion Go has a large 8.8" 2560x1600 16:10 144Hz screen and packs an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme SoC. It's also got 2x USB 4.0 ports, 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of internal SSD storage. Its party trick is that the side controllers slide off, just like a Nintendo Switch and has a optional pair of AR glasses for a virtual 86-inch screen. Goes on sale in November.