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Dragons’ Den Takes on Skiing: Meet the PL1, the Portable Rope Tow That Can Fit in Your Bag
On Thursday, October 9, 2025, the sport of skiing will surface in the broader cultural consciousness when the inventors of the PL1, a portable rope tow system, appear on CBC’s Dragons’ Den. Similar to ...
View post: Bogus Basin Sacrifices "Bra Tree" for New Ski Run On Thursday, October 9, 2025, the sport of skiing will surface in the broader cultural consciousness when the inventors of the PL1, a ...
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Hisense PL1 vs Hisense PL2: which of these UST projectors deserves a place in your lounge?
The PL1 won a What Hi-Fi? Award for striking such a good balance between practicality and theatricality at a price that's not prohibitive, but is the new model better, and is it worth the upgrade?
Back at CES 2023, Hisense made a handful of announcements about its new home theater gear. Two of those announcements were for the Hisense PX2-PRO and PL1 4K, both of these products are Laser Cinema ...
Bottom line: The E-PL1 isn’t fast enough to accurately capture moving subjects, but as a cheap entry into the Micro Four Thirds format it’s a pretty good camera indeed. The E-PL1 is styled in a ...
Micro-four-thirds cameras may be small in your pocket but their impact on your pocketbook can often still be significant. Stepping into the budget micro-4/3 market is the Olympus Pen E-PL1, packing ...
Rope tows certainly make life easier if you're skiing at a groomed, established hill, but what if you're more into backcountry skiing? Well, that's where the Zoa PL1 comes in, as it's a portable rope ...
It will make you wonder how Olympus managed to put all of these powerful features inside such a compact camera for only $599.99. The E-PL1 equals an affordable and powerfully simple all-in-one package ...
View post: Stratton Shows Off New Downhill Bike Trail and Teases Steep Ticket Deal It wasn’t shaping up to be a great day at Lolo Pass. The already-thin Montana snowpack was being pummeled by warm ...
It seems like such a simple thing now, but it took Olympus three revisions to finally get its "Pen" Micro Four Thirds series down below (or even close to) the magical $600 mark. Lucky for us, the ...
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Bottom line: Reasonably priced for an interchangeable-lens model, with the same high-quality photos of its siblings, the E-PL1 nevertheless suffers from slow performance that makes it a poor choice ...
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