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The main factors to consider before buying a projector are the type (standard throw, short throw, or ultra short throw), the light source (Laser/LED), and the maximum resolution (4K/HD). These considerations will determine the tradeoff between video quality, price, and required distance of the projector from the screen.
The main factors to consider before buying a projector are the type (standard throw, short throw, or ultra short throw), the light source (Laser/LED), and the maximum resolution (4K/HD). These considerations will determine the tradeoff between video quality, price, and required distance of the projector from the screen.
Ultra-short throw projectors are designed to sit directly under the screen. Their very short throw, under 0.4:1, is a great solution for homes or classrooms in which you do not want to place the projector far from the screen. Ultra-short throw projectors have a relatively high price tag.
Ultra-short throw projectors are designed to sit directly under the screen. Their very short throw, under 0.4:1, is a great solution for homes or classrooms in which you do not want to place the projector far from the screen. Ultra-short throw projectors have a relatively high price tag.
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Projectors with built-in apps have streaming applications, such as Netflix or Apple TV, which can be accessed with a simple internet connection through WiFi or Bluetooth (app subscription is required), so that you do not need to connect the projector to an external streaming device or computer.
Projectors with built-in apps have streaming applications, such as Netflix or Apple TV, which can be accessed with a simple internet connection through WiFi or Bluetooth (app subscription is required), so that you do not need to connect the projector to an external streaming device or computer.
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