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The results are in!
ProjectorScreen.com, the world's leading online retailer of projectors and screens teamed up with Projector Central to host the 2023 Laser TV Showdown.
At the ultra short throw projector contest we assembled the largest collection of ultra short throw projectors anywhere into a showdown to determine the absolute best. Each contestant was calibrated and paired with an identical 100 inch Spectra Projection Vantage UST screen. 6 independent judges from the A/V industry were brought in to pick the winner.
It was a fierce battle between the top brands in the market. After hours of testing and deliberation, the judges have crowned a winner. Based on the judge's observations, the Formovie Theater took 1st place for the 2nd year in a row over several major electronics brands.
In 2nd place was a tie between the Epson LS800 and Hisense PX2-Pro. In 3rd place was the Leica Cine 1 ($8,995).
You can find all the details and pictures of the event here: https://www.projectorscreen.com/blog/2023-laser-tv-showdown-ultra-short-throw-projector-shootout
Here's the scorecard for those who are interested.
ProjectorScreen.com, the world's leading online retailer of projectors and screens teamed up with Projector Central to host the 2023 Laser TV Showdown.
At the ultra short throw projector contest we assembled the largest collection of ultra short throw projectors anywhere into a showdown to determine the absolute best. Each contestant was calibrated and paired with an identical 100 inch Spectra Projection Vantage UST screen. 6 independent judges from the A/V industry were brought in to pick the winner.
It was a fierce battle between the top brands in the market. After hours of testing and deliberation, the judges have crowned a winner. Based on the judge's observations, the Formovie Theater took 1st place for the 2nd year in a row over several major electronics brands.
In 2nd place was a tie between the Epson LS800 and Hisense PX2-Pro. In 3rd place was the Leica Cine 1 ($8,995).
You can find all the details and pictures of the event here: https://www.projectorscreen.com/blog/2023-laser-tv-showdown-ultra-short-throw-projector-shootout
Here's the scorecard for those who are interested.
