Dreamvision has extended its Pro range with the new UST25-4000HDi video-projector, touted by the company as the first ultra short throw p...
Dreamvision has extended its Pro range with the new UST25-4000HDi video-projector, touted by the company as the first ultra short throw projector in the world that combines laser technology with Full-HD resolution.
Capable of producing 4,000 ANSI lumens, the UST25-4000HDi can display a 100-inch diagonal screen (220 cm wide) from just 30 cm (1 foot) off the screen/wall. Therefore, the projector—which benefits from the 0.25:1 ultra short throw projection ratio—is also ultra compact, slim, light and can sit on or into a millwork right below the screen or wall/ceiling mounted right above it.
Ultra short throw projectors are by nature very popular in classrooms and education settings, but they can also prove very useful in businesses, sports bars, museums, yachts, hotel rooms and in residential living-rooms and patios.
The UST25-4000HDi’s laser technology takes only eight seconds to switch on and reach its optimal picture quality. Similarly, it switches off in a snap and there is no cooling off period required. Because the laser technology does not require an incandescent lamp, the projector practically does not get warm, which makes it ideal for 24/7 operations (such as control rooms, for example) and which makes it a lot quieter than lamp-based projectors with similar specifications. The laser being a solid-state light source, there is no more restrictions on the projector position and installation orientation. Therefore, it can even be used in portrait mode.
Thanks to its numerous inputs (including two HDMI inputs), the Dreamvision UST25-4000HDi projector supports Full-HD movies with stereo sound and can natively read multimedia files. Equipped with its bright light output and the 10W loudspeaker, the UST25-4000HDi turns any room into a thrilling cinema within seconds.
Weighing less than 7 kg, the Dreamvision UST25-4000HDi also has a built in USB input which makes it the ultimate universal projector.
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