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  1. Celine2020

    BenQ's W5850 covers 120 inches from under nine feet, at $6,999

    The spec that actually matters on the BenQ W5850 is not the 2,600 lumens, it is the throw. A 120-inch diagonal from less than nine feet is the number that decides whether a projector works in a real house. Loads of people have the wall for a big screen and nowhere sensible to put a long-throw...
  2. M

    Valerion is pushing its anti-rainbow fix to the whole premium lineup

    Valerion has pushed its Anti-RBE processing out to the rest of the premium long-throw range, so VisionMaster Pro, Pro 2, StreamMaster Plus and Plus 2 all get it at no cost. It needs the latest Android software plus a DLP software upgrade underneath, so it is not a one-tap thing. The feature...
  3. H

    Batbox picked the BenQ LK935 for 100 baseball sim bays, over a rival twice the price

    ProjectorCentral has a case study on Batbox, a baseball XR venue that puts real bats and balls against projected pitchers with live ball tracking. They opened their flagship in Dallas, they are aiming at weekly installs and 100 simulators inside a year, and they standardised on the BenQ LK935 4K...
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    98 and 115-inch TVs keep arriving, and the UST answer is still price per inch

    ZDNET refreshed its big-screen TV roundup this week and the framing has shifted in a way worth noticing. It is no longer 85 inches at the top of the chart. There are 98-inch classes from several brands, 115-inch sets, and reference to 130-inch panels existing. The cinema-sized television is now...
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    Hisense PX4 Pro lands at $3,999 with FreeSync Premium - a grand over the PX3-Pro

    So the PX4 Pro is finally in stores after that teaser back in December, and the number that jumped out at me is the price. $3,999.99, roughly a thousand over what the PX3-Pro was going for. For that you get 3,500 ANSI lumens instead of 3,000, 118% BT.2020 coverage, Delta E rated at 0.9 or lower...
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    A Cybertruck with a 20,000 lumen Panasonic on the roof is a real product now

    Panasonic's projector arm is sponsoring the first six of these things. Illumibot calls the vehicle an IllumiBeast, it is a Cybertruck kitted out for projection mapping, and each one carries a PT-MZ20K under the MEVIX banner: 20,000 lumens, 3LCD, laser, WUXGA. Read that spec line again. WUXGA...
  7. kingofmyheart

    Disney's Infinity Vision is a badge, not a format - does that help anyone?

    Disney has announced a certification called Infinity Vision for premium large format screens. As far as I can tell the bar is three things: a large screen, laser projection, immersive audio. That's it. I haven't seen a published brightness spec, a contrast floor, a minimum screen dimension in...
  8. Bobwang

    TI is shrinking DLP mirrors to 4.5 microns - and 120Hz 4K may come with it

    ProjectorCentral has a good breakdown of what Texas Instruments is doing to the actual mirrors, and it is more interesting than the usual chip refresh. The line most of us have seen already is the High Efficiency Pixel design in XGIMI's Titan, a 0.78-inch device with 9-micron mirrors doing...
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    XGIMI TITAN Noir Max claims 10,000:1 native contrast - with an iris doing work

    XGIMI opened orders on the TITAN Noir series back in April and I still keep coming back to the spec sheet. The Max is the one people care about: up to 7,000 ISO lumens, an RGB triple-laser engine, IMAX Enhanced alongside Dolby Vision and HDR10+, a claimed Delta E of 0.8 with 110% BT.2020...
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    Dolby Vision on a projector is still nearly an AWOL only thing - why?

    Digging through old firmware notes reminded me that AWOL had its laser projectors formally certified by Dolby Labs a couple of years back, and then shipped the feature as a free over the air update. You updated over Wi-Fi, a Dolby Vision option appeared in the menu, and the logo turned up once...
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    XGIMI's Elfin Flip 4K is $999 - but both new models are 1,600 lumens

    XGIMI opened orders on the Elfin Flip Laser and the Elfin Flip 4K on July 15, and the first thing that jumps out is that both are quoted at 1,600 ISO lumens. Brightness is not what the extra money buys. The Flip Laser is $799, 1080p, with a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast figure. The Flip 4K is $999...
  12. Barend Ray

    What Is the Eclipse Optical Engine? In-Depth Breakdown of Dangbei’s Cutting-Edge Projection Technology

    In the world of projectors, the optical engine is often referred to as the “heart” of the device—it directly impacts brightness, color accuracy, and overall image clarity. With the launch of its latest flagship model, the Dangbei S7 Ultra Max, Dangbei introduces its self-developed Eclipse...
  13. Amanda Brown

    Is Dangbei S7 Ultra Max Projector Good? In-Depth Spec Breakdown

    On July 29, Dangbei unveiled its flagship home theater projector: the S7 Ultra Max. Positioned as a “Dolby 4K home cinema system,” it boasts top-tier hardware and cinema-grade features. But does it deliver? Let’s explore the key specs and “cinema-grade” innovations that power this RMB 13,999...
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    Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 vs LS650 vs LS500 vs LS300 Laser Projector: What are the differences?

    Introduce Epson EpiqVision LS800 Positioned merely inches from your wall, the Unique Ultra Short Throw Laser Array demonstrates a different approach to projection. This technology outputs images with notable color and brightness, overcoming spatial constraints and optimizing the use of minimal...
  15. Serena Anderson

    Can We Use an ALR Screen for a Laser Projector? Explained!

    When creating a stunning home theater or business presentation setup, achieving excellent visuals with a laser projector depends heavily on your choice of screen. Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) screens are widely praised for their ability to handle ambient light effectively. But are they...
  16. Amanda Brown

    Dangbei Projectors Shine in Japan: Awards Highlight Innovation and Quality

    Dangbei, a leading name in laser projection technology, has once again solidified its position on the global stage. From November 15, 2024, to January 14, 2025, the Chinese brand is hosting a grand exhibition at Tsutaya Home Appliances+ in Setagaya, Tokyo. This event not only showcases Dangbei's...
  17. Serena Anderson

    XGIMI RS 10 Mini Review: A Stylish, Eye-Friendly Laser Projector

    In recent years, triple-laser technology has been a game-changer in the projection industry, offering brighter displays and a wider color gamut for an enhanced viewing experience. However, common drawbacks such as color fringing, ghosting, and speckle effects, paired with higher price points...
  18. Hardon Williams

    Formovie T2 Tri-color Laser TV: A New Innovation in Home Projector

    Recently, Formovie (Fengmi) released its latest product, the Formovie T2 Tri-color Laser TV, showcasing impressive features designed to elevate the home entertainment experience. This laser TV stands out for its ALPD (Advanced Laser Phosphor Display) technology, which combines RGB lasers to...
  19. XXMAN98

    Sony Unveils the P9 Home Projector with XR Image Processor

    Sony has introduced its new 4K laser projector, the P9 (VPL-XW8100), specifically for the Chinese market. This high-end home projector is expected to launch in mid-November 2024, with a retail price of 199,999 yuan (around USD 28,229). Aimed at home cinema enthusiasts, the P9 is packed with...
  20. Emma

    How to Pair Dangbei Atom Projector with the Remote Control?

    One of the joys of modern technology is the seamless integration between devices, and the Dangbei Atom projector is no exception. Pairing your projector with its remote control is a simple process that ensures you can navigate through your entertainment with ease. Follow these straightforward...
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