ultra short throw projector 4k laser 8000 lumens

One of the attributes of projection I really like is how visuals can just emerge on an unexpected surface, versus a full-time LED or LCD display. The most obvious advantages of short-throw are the minimal footprint, no shadows or blinding people passing in front, and the ability to have something like a wall be turned into a full-time or part-time, on-demand digital canvas. It can produce sharp, bright images up to 160-inches – four and a half times larger than a 75-inch flat panel – while on the floor or up above just inches from the wall. LA-based Epson says its PowerLite 810E is its first extreme short-throw fixed lens lamp-free laser display – with 3-chip, 3LCD technology and 5,000 lumens of brightness. I’d need to be much more of a projection nerd to appreciate most of what Epson is touting as its must-see products for its presence next week at InfoComm in Orlando, but there was one new advance I can easily get my head around – a short-throw projector that can blast a 160-inch diagonal image on a wall or screen from inches away.

Epson Touts New Short-Throw Projector That Can Blast 160 Visuals From Inches Away

Ultra short throw projector 4k laser 8000 lumens