Wemax.com has
Wemax Nova Smart 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector + 100" Fresnel ALR/CLR UST Fix-Framed Screen on sale for $3,419 - $1,920 when you apply discount code
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$1,499.
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Projector Specs:- Output resolution: 3840x2160 4K UHD
- Throw ratio: 0.233:1
- Display size: 80" to 150"
- Brightness: 2100 lumens
- Smart platform: AndroidTV 9.0
- Bluetooth
- Speakers: 2x 10W full range, 2x 5W tweeter
- Ports:
- 3x HDMI 2.0
- 1x Composite
- 2x USB 2.0
- 1x Ethernet
- 1x Headphone
- 1x S/PDIF
Screen Features:- 100-inch Diagonal
- 16: 9 Aspect Ratio
- View Size: 49" H x 87.2" W
- Overall Size: 49.7" H x 87.9" W x 0.98" D.
- Sleek EDGE FREE Design
- Ambient Light Rejecting Material (ALR) with 85% rejection ratio and features a 90° Viewing Angle with 1.0 Gain.
- 1.0 Gain acoustic black screen surface with an exceptionally wide viewing angle brings no resolution loss at any viewing angle.
- 8K/4K Ultra HD and Active 3D Ready. Rejects 95% ceiling light and rejects 85% ambient light while Enhancing Contrast 100X Compared to Standard Matte White Screens.
- A permanently tensioned fixed premium aluminum frame screen is easy to assemble and provides a flat, taut, wrinkle-free projection surface.
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Native 1080p
Pixel Shifted 4k
True 4k
The sharpness difference between pixel shifted 4k and true 4k projectors is almost not noticeable at normal seating distances. There are other major difference, but it's not resolution/sharpness related really. Epson has a few projectors that are 'half' 4k, or double 1080p, but most common home theater projectors fall into 1 of 3 categories above resolution wise these days.
The reason to not get this shouldnt be related to the resolution at all. Again basically every 4k projector under $5k is pixel shifted to get a 4k image. The reasons to not get something like this is things like it's from Wemax, so good luck with a cheap Chinese brand projector if you have any issues, etc...There's a reason these things get so incredibly cheap over time, I wouldnt want to spend the money on these, even if saving a lot of money. I bet a lot of these get throw out after a year or two.
Personally I like to stick with the bigger brands - Benq, Epson, Optoma, etc..places you know you get support from. I have a 5 year old Benq HT2050 I've been using and it's been fantastic and Benq support has been amazing through it all between firmware updates, any potential issues/questions, etc. I'm still on the original lamp as well with no noticeable dimming so far - 2,600 hours.
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Another general thought, these Wemax deals pop up every few days now, one thing to note, is if someone is pushing something, then it's either worth less than they are asking, or it's old stock before new stock, just food for thought.
Another general thought, these Wemax deals pop up every few days now, one thing to note, is if someone is pushing something, then it's either worth less than they are asking, or it's old stock before new stock, just food for thought.
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Another general thought, these Wemax deals pop up every few days now, one thing to note, is if someone is pushing something, then it's either worth less than they are asking, or it's old stock before new stock, just food for thought.
Says no 3d?
Anyone have more info on the 3d?
https://projectorwar.co
8 days ago, says no 3d? wtf?
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It is enough to keep me away from buying this projector though considering it's basically a 1080p projector punching above it's weight class to achieve 4k. I think if you don't already have a good 1080p projector, then this would be a decent deal.
Native 1080p
Pixel Shifted 4k
True 4k
The sharpness difference between pixel shifted 4k and true 4k projectors is almost not noticeable at normal seating distances. There are other major difference, but it's not resolution/sharpness related really. Epson has a few projectors that are 'half' 4k, or double 1080p, but most common home theater projectors fall into 1 of 3 categories above resolution wise these days.
The reason to not get this shouldnt be related to the resolution at all. Again basically every 4k projector under $5k is pixel shifted to get a 4k image. The reasons to not get something like this is things like it's from Wemax, so good luck with a cheap Chinese brand projector if you have any issues, etc...There's a reason these things get so incredibly cheap over time, I wouldnt want to spend the money on these, even if saving a lot of money. I bet a lot of these get throw out after a year or two.
Personally I like to stick with the bigger brands - Benq, Epson, Optoma, etc..places you know you get support from. I have a 5 year old Benq HT2050 I've been using and it's been fantastic and Benq support has been amazing through it all between firmware updates, any potential issues/questions, etc. I'm still on the original lamp as well with no noticeable dimming so far - 2,600 hours.
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