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Ultra Short Throw Projector Screen Vs Regular Projector Screen

posted Tuesday, November 8, 2022

When you buy an ultra short throw projector, if you want to get the best image possible and the most out of your device, you need to get an ultra short throw projector screen. These ambient light rejecting screens allow these laser TVs to produce vibrant and bright video in all kinds of well lit...
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How Many Lumens Do I Need For A Projector?

posted Tuesday, September 13, 2022

How Many Lumens Do I Need For A Projector?
Check out this detailed guide to projector lumens from our projection experts. We tell you how many lumens your projector should be so you get the optimal brightness for a variety of venues and situations.
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The Ultimate Projector Buying Guide

posted Thursday, August 18, 2022

Learn absolutely everything you must know about how to choose a Home Theater/Business/School Projector from the projection experts at ProjectorScreen.com. Whether you're looking for a new 4K projector for your home theater, an ultra short throw for your living room, an office projector or any...
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What are the best colors to paint a home theater?

posted Monday, July 25, 2022

Learn what you should know about painting a home theater from the professionals When you’re building a home theater, the three things you need are a projector, a screen and a sound system. After that, it’s pretty much all about the design and aesthetics of the room. Of course don’t overlook the...
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The Ultimate Ultra Short Throw UST Projector Buying Guide

posted Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Every cinema, tv and sports enthusiast craves that big screen experience. In the past you'd need to have a dedicated home theater to achieve this. With new technology, ultra short throws are taking projectors out of the basement and moving them into the living room. This is our complete guide to...
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How Does An LCoS Projector Work?

posted Friday, April 22, 2022

LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology is known by many names in the projection market. While JVC calls its version D-iLA, Sony’s name for it is SXRD (Silicon Crystal Reflective Device) and Epson used a similar reflective LCD variant using quartz that they called rLCD (Reflective Liquid...
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How To Design A Home Theater Room

posted Monday, April 11, 2022

It's time to build the immersive home cinema room you've always dreamed of. Start with our extensive, easy to follow guide. Learn everything you need to know to design your own home theater from the experts.
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