Amid the trend for larger screen sizes, many people are investing in projectors instead of traditional televisions thanks to technological advances that make daytime viewing viable without breaking the bank.
A case in point would be JMGO’s new N3 Ultimate 4K projector, which is said to be the world’s first three-in-one integrated optical system. According to the company, it combines four-way lens shift with a wide range optical zoom and a smart gimbal into a single unified system. The end result is spectacular visual performance, no matter where the device is placed.
It’s incredibly bright too, with JMGO claiming an output of an incredible 5,800 ISO lumens, making it almost double the brightness of similarly priced home cinema models such as Epson’s Lifestudio Grand EH-LS670. With regard to that price, JMGO is being extremely aggressive, asking consumers to pay $2,999, which works out at around £2,222 at the current exchange rate. Epson’s comparable model, in contrast, costs £2,200.
JMGO makes the case that basically every home cinema projector struggles to project a crystal clear image. “Almost every projector ends up being placed off-centre,” it said, and because of this, it has come up with some very clever technological solutions that aim to fix this issue. The JMGO N3 Ultimate’s design puts a big emphasis on optical adjustment, as opposed to keystone correction, in order to provide the highest resolution images and brightest colours in a perfectly rectangular image.
In addition, the N3 Ultimate comes with an enhanced memory function that remembers the picture settings for different locations, such as the living room, the bedroom, or even a friend’s house that you might regularly visit. It remembers the ideal screen size, image optimization settings and the favoured streaming app. Users can simply select the room and they’re good to go, making the N3 Ultimate extremely portable.
The high brightness comes from JMGO’s MALC 5.0 triple laser technology, which also offers a colour accuracy delta-E of just 0.7, which means the colour reproduction is basically perfect in terms of what the human eye can perceive. It covers 110% of the BT.2020 colour gamut, has 20,000:1 contrast and its 4K resolution pictures support Dolby Vision HDR. Dolby Audio surround sound is also onboard. In terms of image size, it can create a picture of up to 300-inches, JMGO said.
The JMGO N3 Ultimate 4K projector also makes a great choice for gamers, thanks to its maximum 240Hz refresh rate with VRR and a low latency of just 1 millisecond.
Users can order the JMGO N3 Ultimate projector now directly from JMGO’s website or Amazon from today.
