dramitpc
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New Projectors: Optoma UHD65 and UHD60
Affordable 4K projector
Seems good
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Affordable 4K projector
Seems good
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Optima 4K projector
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My goal in life:
Earn enough money per month-
So I can also say "Affordable 4K projector" while referring to projectors that cost 1999 USD & 2499USD
(to save you guys some effort - that's 1,30,000 INR & 1,62,000 INR respectively)
Cheers!
Ace.
paimpozhil
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when it comes to INR it will be even higher as we will pay MORE than USA for the electronics from 20(if lucky) to 40%
65inch 4ks cost us INSANEly high compared to other countries., so maybe if you are in the market to buy a sony 65 inch I think this projector + a decent sound system may be a better bet .
While this ain't affordable yet (for us poor guys).. just cheaper from the other 4k pricing, we would appreciate a more affordable price is something less or around 1k USD who knows black fridays can pull this price into that area.
dramitpc
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Totally agree with your view
But if you consider cost of other 4K projector, this is 4-5 times less. That is the reason I dare to call it affordable. Also you also know that sky is limit for cost of audio n video equipments.
Enjoy
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GeorgeO
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I have been using an Optoma HD projector for the past 3-4 years and am a big fan. Their price/performance ratio is excellent.
Ah. Buddy, dramitpc. (and other guys).
That was said with a dash of humor!
Of course this is affordable, as compared to the other 4K projectors on market.
Just like BMW 3 series is the cheapest car to buy
(as compared to other variants & among other German cars)Haha.
Cheers,
Ace.
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Hold ON ,Optoma UHD60 is still predorder on Amazon.com .India optoma has no idea of launch here .So is a long wait to have 4K at $2000....
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EPSON LAUNCHED HOME CINEMA 4000
Epson claims the 3LCD tech enables the Home Cinema 4000 to achieve a wide color gamut that covers the entire Rec. 709 and DCI-P3 color spaces or, in simpler terms, it can display a wider range of colors more accurately than even many TVs.
The Home Cinema 4000 boasts two HDMI ports, and an optical audio output so you can connect to an external sound system.
Epsons announcement brings some welcome competition for the UHD60, an even more affordable 4K projector recently announced by Optoma. Like the Home Cinema 4000, the UHD60 also uses some clever tricks to display 4K UHD content, in this case a special DLP chip that doubles the number of pixels displayed by its 4 million mirrors. We cant tell you yet which has the better picture, but were looking forward to getting our hands on both in the near future.
Here's a full rundown of key specs and features per Epson:
4K Enhancement Technology Accepts native 4K UHD content; also up-scales 1080p input for resolution that exceeds Full HD
HDR10 High Dynamic Range for full 10-bit color output; extraordinary range of brightness for images bursting with real-life color
100 Percent Pure Color Brightness 2,200 lumens equal color and white brightness3 for vibrant, rich color in every mode
UltraBlack Contrast Up to 140,000:1 contrast ratio for rich detail in both bright and dark scenes
Smart Motorized Lens Preset up to 10 positions for powered focus, zoom and lens shift; features 2.1x zoom and ultra wide lens shift
L*a*b* Ultra Wide Color Gamut Offers 100 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color space, the digital cinema standard4
Delta Level Color Accuracy With a low Delta E rate, the Home Cinema 4000 delivers extremely accurate color reproduction for true-to-life images
Epson 3LCD Technology Precision-aligned 3-chip engine delivers jaw-dropping action scenes with no rainbow effect
The Epson Home Cinema 4000 is AVAILABLE NOW through select retailers, e-tailers, and the Epson online store for an MSRP of $2,100.
Home Cinema 4000 vs Home Cinema 5040UB
For anyone curious, we recently reviewed the Pro Cinema 6040UB / Home Cinema 5040UB -- which you can read HERE. When talking to Epson about the launch of the Home Cinema 4000, we asked about key differences between the models...
At present, the HC 5040UB costs around $300 more than the HC 4000. For that $300, you get 2500 lumens (vs. 2200) and a million-to-one contrast ratio (vs 140,000:1), both of which will improve overall brightness, black level, and HDR performance. Otherwise, the Home Cinema 4000 offers the same basic casing, menu design, and color volume performance described above and in our full review.
It's hard to argue with a $2,199.99 entry-level pricing, but if you want to do any daytime and/or 4K HDR viewing, the 5040UB might be a better choice. Either way, though, you'll be happy -- until true-4K projectors become more affordable, Epson 4Ke projectors are the best deals in town.
Epson claims the 3LCD tech enables the Home Cinema 4000 to achieve a wide color gamut that covers the entire Rec. 709 and DCI-P3 color spaces or, in simpler terms, it can display a wider range of colors more accurately than even many TVs.
The Home Cinema 4000 boasts two HDMI ports, and an optical audio output so you can connect to an external sound system.
Epsons announcement brings some welcome competition for the UHD60, an even more affordable 4K projector recently announced by Optoma. Like the Home Cinema 4000, the UHD60 also uses some clever tricks to display 4K UHD content, in this case a special DLP chip that doubles the number of pixels displayed by its 4 million mirrors. We cant tell you yet which has the better picture, but were looking forward to getting our hands on both in the near future.
Here's a full rundown of key specs and features per Epson:
4K Enhancement Technology Accepts native 4K UHD content; also up-scales 1080p input for resolution that exceeds Full HD
HDR10 High Dynamic Range for full 10-bit color output; extraordinary range of brightness for images bursting with real-life color
100 Percent Pure Color Brightness 2,200 lumens equal color and white brightness3 for vibrant, rich color in every mode
UltraBlack Contrast Up to 140,000:1 contrast ratio for rich detail in both bright and dark scenes
Smart Motorized Lens Preset up to 10 positions for powered focus, zoom and lens shift; features 2.1x zoom and ultra wide lens shift
L*a*b* Ultra Wide Color Gamut Offers 100 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color space, the digital cinema standard4
Delta Level Color Accuracy With a low Delta E rate, the Home Cinema 4000 delivers extremely accurate color reproduction for true-to-life images
Epson 3LCD Technology Precision-aligned 3-chip engine delivers jaw-dropping action scenes with no rainbow effect
The Epson Home Cinema 4000 is AVAILABLE NOW through select retailers, e-tailers, and the Epson online store for an MSRP of $2,100.
Home Cinema 4000 vs Home Cinema 5040UB
For anyone curious, we recently reviewed the Pro Cinema 6040UB / Home Cinema 5040UB -- which you can read HERE. When talking to Epson about the launch of the Home Cinema 4000, we asked about key differences between the models...
At present, the HC 5040UB costs around $300 more than the HC 4000. For that $300, you get 2500 lumens (vs. 2200) and a million-to-one contrast ratio (vs 140,000:1), both of which will improve overall brightness, black level, and HDR performance. Otherwise, the Home Cinema 4000 offers the same basic casing, menu design, and color volume performance described above and in our full review.
It's hard to argue with a $2,199.99 entry-level pricing, but if you want to do any daytime and/or 4K HDR viewing, the 5040UB might be a better choice. Either way, though, you'll be happy -- until true-4K projectors become more affordable, Epson 4Ke projectors are the best deals in town.
Stupendous Man
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Any one have an idea about good 3D projectors?
:clapping::lol:
Aced it again!!
Ah. Buddy, dramitpc. (and other guys).
That was said with a dash of humor!
Of course this is affordable, as compared to the other 4K projectors on market.
Just like BMW 3 series is the cheapest car to buy
Haha.
Cheers,
Ace.
saikatbiswas82
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I do. Epson 6600 does decent job in 3d segment as well.
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On 15 August optoma 4k will give us freedom from benq,sony,epson.
RajithKumar
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Any idea what's the tentative price of Optoma UHD 65/60 projector in India ?
Heard through one dealer that UHD 65 only got released in India which he says goes to 3L approx. Is it true?
You may need to check it in Amazon.com. This seller will ship it to India
https://www.amazon.com/Optoma-UHD60-Definition-Theater-Projector/dp/B071P6KQZH
soamz
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4K Enhancement Technology Accepts native 4K UHD content ?
Is it not true 4K supporting ?
For example, if I play Youtube 2160p file, is it going to output at full res ?
The EPSON 4000 price ?
Is it not true 4K supporting ?
For example, if I play Youtube 2160p file, is it going to output at full res ?
The EPSON 4000 price ?
https://epson.com/For-Home/Projecto...ctor-with-4K-Enhancement-and-HDR/p/V11H715120
Native Resolution:
Native 1080p (1920 x 1080) with 4K Enhancement2
Its Full HD i think.
Also none of the projectors are True 4K other than the high end Sony /JVC
Thats the reason why most of the low end projector specs native resolution mentioned as 4K UHD
True 4K is 4096*2160 but most of the low end projectors are 3840x2160 which is Ultra HD/UHD
Sony Premium Home Entertainment - VPL-VW1100ES
Display Resolution: 4096 x 2160 (Full 4K)
Aspect ration would be 17:9 instead of standard 16:9 for these true 4K projectors
Native Resolution:
Native 1080p (1920 x 1080) with 4K Enhancement2
Its Full HD i think.
Also none of the projectors are True 4K other than the high end Sony /JVC
Thats the reason why most of the low end projector specs native resolution mentioned as 4K UHD
True 4K is 4096*2160 but most of the low end projectors are 3840x2160 which is Ultra HD/UHD
Sony Premium Home Entertainment - VPL-VW1100ES
Display Resolution: 4096 x 2160 (Full 4K)
Aspect ration would be 17:9 instead of standard 16:9 for these true 4K projectors
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