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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.
Jury's still out on this one. I've counted around 1.5 million pixels so far. Lost track. Started over. I'll keep you guys posted.
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.