![]() The PL1 that we have before us today is the latest model in Hisense’s line of Ultra Short-Throw Laser Cinema Projectors, not to be confused with its separate line of Laser TVs, which act in a similar fashion but specifically come with a dedicated screen. Designed as a TV alternative that can reach up to 100 inches without costing nearly as much as a super-large TV would, as well as having the added benefit of being practically plug-and-play (obviously with some fiddling required), a UST projector strikes a nice balance between practicality and theatricality.Īt the forefront of this UST revolution is Hisense, which has been developing ultra short-throw models for over six years now. Ultra short-throw projectors are becoming much more frequent within the projector market at large, and for good reason. Read the full BenQ W1800 review The best mid-range projector Its pictures might not be the showiest around, but they’re refined, natural, authentic and, to use that word again, cinematic. The BenQ W1800’s pictures immediately struck us as genuinely cinematic as soon as we clapped eyes on them – and while deeper scrutiny uncovers a limitation or two, our first impressions hold well throughout our time with the W1800.īenQ’s decision to focus with the W1800 on what we guess could be considered good old-fashioned home cinema values has paid off handsomely. The W1800 sits squarely in BenQ’s CineHome section, where its focus on serving up a cinematic experience on a budget serves it extremely well. There's premium ‘CinePro’, mid-range ‘CinePrime’ and entry level ‘CineHome’ home cinema models, as well as more general purpose (usually brighter and more affordable) home entertainment models, laser TV models, and dedicated gaming projectors. Just remember to save some money for the projector screen and the popcorn! The quick listīenQ divides its consumer projector range into quite specific categories these days. Fear not, though, we've got something for all budgets in our best projector list below. ![]() Naturally, a great 4K projector will cost more than a Full HD one, and real, actual native 4K costs even more than those that use pixel shifting to spoof that top-end resolution. The only question is how much do you have to spend? We've rounded up our favourite projectors, including Full HD and native 4K models, which also support HDR, and some short throw projectors too for those with smaller spaces. There's even an ultra-short throw model that's designed to replace your TV. ![]() Providing you have the right setup, you can recreate the movie magic of the cinema at home, just don't forget to factor in appropriate home theatre speakers for your setup and, of course, a lot of popcorn.įinding the perfect projector isn't as straightforward as it sounds, though. There is no indication when or if the accessory will launch in the UK, but anyone wanting to get a projection smartphone can now buy the Samsung Galaxy Beam, which features an integrated projector capable of 15 lumens of brightness, sufficient for high-definition projections up to 50 inches wide.If you want the most cinematic image in your home, then a quality projector is a must. The product will became available in Japan tomorrow (August 4), priced at ¥23,800 (£195). Running for 120 minutes on a full charge, the projector has almost three times the brightness of its predecessor - increasing from 12 to 35 Lumens - and can show images up to 60 inches from a distance of up to six feet. The battery also powers the projector, which can beam pictures, movies, documents or anything else from the iPhone screen onto a wall or flat surface. ![]() The device, which docks with the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, now comes fitted with a new 1,850mAh battery that can recharge the smartphone's battery up to 80%. Sanwa has updated its PRJ011 iPhone charger/projector peripheral that was unveiled in January, Digital Spy reports citing Engadget. PanARMENIAN.Net - An accessory that transforms an iPhone into a projector while also recharging the device has been given a specifications boost and launched in Japan.
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