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Contrast Ratio: 10,000:1
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Native), 4:3 (Compatible)
Throw Ratio: 1.21 (75"@78.74")
Lamp Life: 4000 Hour (Normal Mode); 10000 Hour (Economy Mode)
Brightness: 2400 lm
Resolution: 4K UHD (3840 x 2160)
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That having been said, there is a compromise being made with the 4-way XPR technology that is used to generate a 4K image from a 2K array of mirrors on the DLP chip inside this thing. That compromise affects image quality, but probably not in a way that would bother someone buying a $600 4K projector.
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Probably need to look into bulb costs and reliability before recommending myself, though.
That having been said, there is a compromise being made with the 4-way XPR technology that is used to generate a 4K image from a 2K array of mirrors on the DLP chip inside this thing. That compromise affects image quality, but probably not in a way that would bother someone buying a $600 4K projector.