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Posted by Bobbobbobbybob
 - February 08, 2021, 17:38:16
"It is a fixed-lens projector, although those lenses are also interchangeable and supports a up to 1.26x zoom."

Make your mind up!
Posted by S.Yu
 - February 07, 2021, 17:39:52
Short throw...I have to assume is not UST, since the projector won't even be able to clear the image if it projects from the front sitting within a meter of the screen. The weight also looks a little suspicious if it's this bright and liquid cooled. Personally I wouldn't touch single chip DLP due to the rainbow effect.
Projectors are truly not in a good position to compete with panels, the future is still μLED. I suspect projectors have less than a decade before high end home cinema is entirely taken over by panels.
Posted by Redaktion
 - February 06, 2021, 22:42:21
Optoma claims that its new DuraCore ProScene laser projector is rated to throw images with a brightness of 7,000 lumens. It is also short-throw, which means it can has use-cases up to and including whole-room, 24/7 immersive effects. The ZU720TST also weighs only 28 pounds, which could allow one person to mount it, even to a ceiling.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Optoma-announces-a-world-first-7-000-ANSI-lumen-short-throw-projector.519162.0.html