Any of yall about that projector life?

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

If I get a projector, it's gotta be 4K. Them prices though

 

[Absolut da poet ®]

yep

bought a short throw 3D BENQ 3yrs ago.. best thing I ever did

got it for like $650-700

didn't even buy a screen... I have white walls and extra dark curtains.

I cast in on the wall about 10ft away..image is about 210in and I think it can go up to 300 maybe more but I dont have that much space for all that

 

[el_oh_el]

Looks like the 4k projectors are coming down in price:

With the release of the Sony VPL-VW285ES, Sony continues to lead the industry in bringing the cost of native 4K projectors down to where they are affordable for a wider consumer audience. At the heart of the VW285ES is a light engine featuring three native resolution SXRD chips with 4096x2160 pixels per chip. The release of this 4K projector at $4,999 marks the first time in the industry's history that a native 4K projector comes to market under $5,000.

Read more:
Projector Review: Sony VPL-VW285ES

 

[Killigraphy]

They don't have long bulb lives to begin with. I rather a cheap 40" smart tv. Longer lasting, no glare issues, etc.

 

[Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha]

the bulbs go after like a year or two...imagine having people over for the superbowl or something and the fukkin bulb blows

lol liesss

ive had mine since 2006 and running fine. for the bulb to go that fast you'd need to be investing 10hours a day constantly on for 2 years straight

 

[Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha]

I'm looking at copping one of these ultra short throw projectors. You can get like a 100" screen from like 2 feet away instead of having to worry about mounting and running cables and all of that.

4ucking incredible, where can you purchase these.

 

[Big Blue]

Bump. Just picked up the LGPF1500W and I'm never watching another Blu-ray on my TV again.
Bulbless
Instant on
Silent fan