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Stuff on MSNI’ve been waiting for this ultra-portable 4K projector – now it’s here, you’ll want it tooThe Cinebeam S is LG’s most compact 4K ultra short throw projector to date. After launching at CES in January, it's finally ...
LG has launched a new 4K projector, offering large-screen viewing from short distances with smart features and multiple ...
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What Hi-Fi? on MSNUltra-portable premium projectors are becoming a vogue item – and I'm here for itThere have been an increasing amount of portable projectors making their way into our test rooms this year, ranging from ...
Even compact ultra-short-throw projectors can be sizable beasts, but LG's CineBeam S squishes everything together into a ...
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What Hi-Fi? on MSNLG's latest ultra-portable 4K projector is here to challenge Samsung's The Premiere 5That also means it is challenging the Samsung The Premiere 5, another 4K UST which costs an even pricier £1999 / AU$2999 (around $2700). It failed to dazzle during testing, with our biggest criticism ...
Barely more than a classroom ruler length is all the space the new LG CineBeam S projector needs to beam its biggest image to ...
LG has just launched a compact 4K projector that’s designed for small spaces but delivers big-screen performance. The new ...
LG has started rolling out the CineBeam S (model PU615U), a compact 4K Ultra Short Throw (UST) projector globally, after it ...
You only need about a half-foot of space from the wall to create up to a 120-inch screen. LG CineBeam’s ultra-short throw projector can naturally add an air of luxury and elegance to home interiors.
On paper, LG's CineBeam Laser 4K sounds like a dream projector. 4K? Check. Massive image up to 120 inches on your wall? Check. It's also short-throw, meaning it doesn't have to be setup on the ...
The CineBeam Q has a 1.2 throw ratio, which means it’s meant to be a decent ways away from whatever you’re projecting on. And as the design makes perfectly clear, it’s also meant to be seen ...
Features With the CineBeam’s 20,000-hour laser life, you could watch a two-hour film every day for the next 22 years before needing to replace it. You’re likely to need plenty of source options, then, ...
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