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The video critiques traditional TVs for their large, reflective screens when not in use, and proposes an alternative: the world’s first 4K HDR ultra short throw laser projector with Dolby Vision. This device offers a large 150-inch 4K HDR display while occupying minimal space and solving common projector issues like insufficient brightness and inconvenient positioning. The featured model by Four Movie, which has won CES Innovation awards, includes advanced features such as Dolby Atmos-supported Bowers and Wilkins speakers, Android 11 TV OS, and support for major streaming apps. Its high image quality, impressive contrast ratio, and robust brightness make it a suitable choice for renters and those with varying spatial conditions. Despite its premium price of nearly $3,000, the projector offers a versatile, space-saving, and cost-effective alternative to traditional large TVs, with convenient portability and storage options, although the speaker suggests a potentially beneficial addition of a Bluetooth speaker mode.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their issues with traditional TVs, particularly the large black reflective rectangle they create in a room when not in use. From an architectural and interior design perspective, they find this aesthetically displeasing, especially in small spaces. They introduce a solution: the world’s first 4K HDR ultra short throw laser projector with Dolby Vision. This device can produce a 150-inch 4K HDR image while occupying minimal space. The speaker, who received this projector for free, explains its advantages over traditional LCD TVs, including issues with brightness, contrast, and reflections. They also highlight recent advances in projector technology, making them a cost-effective and space-saving alternative to conventional TVs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the limitations of traditional projectors, such as insufficient brightness in non-dark conditions, the inconvenience of positioning, and the need for a separate sound source. They then introduce the Ultra short throw projector by Four Movie, highlighting its ability to address these issues by projecting images upwards and sound forwards. This model, which has received multiple awards, including one from CES for Innovation, offers a minimalist design with a simple setup involving a single power cable and a remote control. It features Dolby Atmos-supported Bowers and Wilkins speakers and runs on Android 11 TV OS, allowing easy access to major apps like YouTube, Amazon Prime, and Disney Plus. The projector can create a screen size up to 150 inches, though the speaker demonstrates it in a smaller setting due to space constraints.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the benefits and impressive features of a portable laser projector, highlighting its suitability for renters due to its adjustability and high image quality. The projector boasts a 3000:1 contrast ratio, 1.07 billion colors, and 2800 ANSI lumens, making the image vibrant even in the worst settings. It’s capable of being used in well-lit rooms without glare issues common in TVs. Also notable are its gaming features such as MEMC and low latency mode, plus excellent built-in speakers comparable to dedicated sound bars. Despite its high price of nearly $3,000, the projector offers a large 150-inch 4K HDR display with Dolby Vision and Atmos, making it a cost-effective alternative to large TVs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker highlights the convenience of a compact device that is easily portable, lightweight, and versatile compared to a traditional TV. It can be moved between rooms or packed in a suitcase for travel. Additionally, it can be stored discreetly in a cupboard and brought out when needed. The speaker notes a missed opportunity, wishing for a simple Bluetooth speaker mode with EQ settings due to the high quality of the device’s speakers. The video concludes with the speaker inviting viewers to share their thoughts in the comments, subscribe, and check out other videos.