Walmart has
Epson Home Cinema 4010 4K PRO-UHD 3-Chip Projector w/ HDR (Refurbished, V11H932020-N) for $1439
-> Now $1239.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 4K Enhancement (1920 x 1080 x 2); Max. Resolution: 4096 x 2160
- Full 10-bit color output (2) and a contrast ratio up to 200, 000
- 100% Balanced Color and White Brightness - 2,400 lumens of color and 2, 400 lumens of white brightness3 for vibrant, rich color.
- Lamp Life: Up to 5,000 hours (ECO Mode); up to 4,000 hours (Medium Mode); up to 3,500 hours (High Mode)
- Inputs:
- 1x HDMI (HDCP 2.2)
- 1x HDMI (HDCP 1.4)
- 1x USB Type A (for optical HDMI cable 300 mA max. power supply only)
- 1x USB (for wireless and firmware)
- 1x Mini USB (service only)
- 1x LAN (RJ-45)
- 1x Computer/D-sub 15 pin
- 1x RS-232c (D-sub 9-pin)
- Trigger out (3.5 mm mini-jack)12 V DC, 200 mA maximum
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If you are using this for blu ray 4k discs then just get a Panasonic UB420 and use its HDR Optimizer. This solves all the HDR issues and will result in a great picture. If mainly using it for discs then you don't even need to worry about the HDMI 1.4 issue either.10.1.1
I don't know if I'd get any of the aforementioned if one of my goals is gaming though. You won't be able to do 4K HDR gaming and that seems like it would be a big bummer when buying a new console. The Epson 3800 can do it and can be had for $1500. The 5050 refurb at $2500 can do it and would be a large upgrade due to its contrast improvements. Then there's a bunch of DLP's that will do 4K HDR gaming well but with worse contrast.
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At face value, this is tempting
At face value, this is tempting
At face value, this is tempting
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If you are using this for blu ray 4k discs then just get a Panasonic UB420 and use its HDR Optimizer. This solves all the HDR issues and will result in a great picture. If mainly using it for discs then you don't even need to worry about the HDMI 1.4 issue either.10.1.1
At face value, this is tempting
If you are using this for blu ray 4k discs then just get a Panasonic UB420 and use its HDR Optimizer. This solves all the HDR issues and will result in a great picture. If mainly using it for discs then you don't even need to worry about the HDMI 1.4 issue either.10.1.1
I'm replacing a very old Optoma that has outlived it's usefulness in a very specific use - in a dark basement with a giant wall, so it's a prime situation for a projector over a TV. My problem is I want to pick up a PS5 (hopefully sometime in 21?) and want to be future proofed to some extent with the projector I buy without breaking the bank.
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I'm replacing a very old Optoma that has outlived it's usefulness in a very specific use - in a dark basement with a giant wall, so it's a prime situation for a projector over a TV. My problem is I want to pick up a PS5 (hopefully sometime in 21?) and want to be future proofed to some extent with the projector I buy without breaking the bank.
The closest you can get to "future-proof" is having Dolby vision and hdmi 2.1, but even then those don't have a set life. Nor do they really matter for a projector that is the limiting factor.
The closest you can get to "future-proof" is having Dolby vision and hdmi 2.1, but even then those don't have a set life. Nor do they really matter for a projector that is the limiting factor.
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I'm replacing a very old Optoma that has outlived it's usefulness in a very specific use - in a dark basement with a giant wall, so it's a prime situation for a projector over a TV. My problem is I want to pick up a PS5 (hopefully sometime in 21?) and want to be future proofed to some extent with the projector I buy without breaking the bank.
I don't know if I'd get any of the aforementioned if one of my goals is gaming though. You won't be able to do 4K HDR gaming and that seems like it would be a big bummer when buying a new console. The Epson 3800 can do it and can be had for $1500. The 5050 refurb at $2500 can do it and would be a large upgrade due to its contrast improvements. Then there's a bunch of DLP's that will do 4K HDR gaming well but with worse contrast.
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