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BenQ TK810 4K HDR Wireless Smart Home Projector by Woot.com $700

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For Brand New Entry level 4k projector (probably I should say that this is pseudo-4k with Lens shifting technology by Texas Instrument), I believe this is a Great deal.

Sold by Woot.com which is Amazon company


I've been trying multiple projectors since Pendemic and BenQ projectors have been one of my top choices. (Especially for budget 4k projectors)

multiple connectivity options with wireless support (Aptoid and mirror cast)

Here are some more details about this projectors:

Features

SPLENDID IMAGE QUALITY VIA 4K UHD RESOLUTION: True 8.3 million pixels deliver 4K UHD image quality with striking clarity and crisply defined details

BUILT-IN ANDROID OS: Watch your favorite shows or movies with its built-in apps in Aptoide store, and many more apps available for your content viewing

SOFTWARE-FREE WIRELESS SMARTPHONE CASTING: Share your videos or photos instantly and wirelessly from iPhone Android phones

BLUETOOTH 4.0 CONNECTION: Connect your external Bluetooth speakers wirelessly without the fuss of long cabling

HDR/HLG AND MOTION ENHANCEMENT: Support 10 bit color depth of 4K HDR content with additional motion enhancer feature for immersive 4K watching experience

VIVID COLORS IN ANY AMBIENT LIGHTING: Perfectly balanced high visual brightness (3200lm) and vivid colors (92% Rec.709) for use in well-lit environments

MOBILE REMOTE CONTROL APP: The free BenQ mobile app for iOS/Android enhances your 4K watching experience with simply navigation, a keyboard for easy text entry and a touchpad for quick access to your favorite apps or games

for post cyberdylay deal, I would say this is pretty good one.

https://electronics.woot.com/offe...source=app
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Rocky4140
12-01-2021 at 10:26 AM.
12-01-2021 at 10:26 AM.
Already sold out
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SungH
12-01-2021 at 10:38 AM.
12-01-2021 at 10:38 AM.
Sorry about that. That was quick...
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AkujunkanX
12-01-2021 at 10:41 AM.
12-01-2021 at 10:41 AM.
It's a dumb argument to say a pixel shift 4k isn't real.

Back in the day a CRT TV displays displayed pixel by pixel, left to right, line by line to make it appear as a single image, but we don't call those 480p TVs pseudo either.

The fact is - no matter how you want to break it down, if your eye and brain genuinely see 4k amount of pixels (7-8million) then its 4k. It does not matter how that happens. Whether its 30 full frames painted in 1 second, 60 full frames or 240 quarter frames in a single second, your brain will see and process the same thing.
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SungH
12-01-2021 at 10:52 AM.
12-01-2021 at 10:52 AM.
Quote from cyciumx :
It's a dumb argument to say a pixel shift 4k isn't real.

Back in the day a CRT TV displays displayed pixel by pixel, left to right, line by line to make it appear as a single image, but we don't call those 480p TVs pseudo either.

The fact is - no matter how you want to break it down, if your eye and brain genuinely see 4k amount of pixels (7-8million) then its 4k. It does not matter how that happens. Whether its 30 full frames painted in 1 second, 60 full frames or 240 quarter frames in a single second, your brain will see and process the same thing.

Totally agree with that. Cant argue that this projector has a great 4k image display. I just wanted give little more details about actual technology used on this device for people who cares. By the way thanks for the interesting fact that the similar tech was used on TVs back in the days
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