Awol Vision soo saartay qalabka ugu horreeya ee 4K 120Hz-ka leh ee projector-ka UST-ka ah ee leh lens shift-optical
Shirkadda Awol Vision waxay soo saartay qalabka ugu horreeya ee projector-ka ultra-short throw (UST) ah ee leh 4K 120Hz iyo lens shift-optical, kaas oo ku shaqeeya Google TV. Waxay sameysaa sawir 4K 120Hz ah oo 120 calaamado ah marka la dhigo 7.5 calaamodood oo kaliya ka fog dhinaca dusha sare.
Sawirka sare iyo tayada sawirka
Projector-kan waxaa loo yaqaannaa LuxVision, kaas oo leh 6000 ISO Lumens oo aad u qoto dheer, taas oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale. Waxay u isticmaashaa lens shift-optical si ay uga hortagto in sawirka la beddelo digital, taas oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u fiican.
Waxay leedahay lens shift vertikal ah oo aad u muhiim ah, kaas oo ka dhigaya in sawirka la beddelo si aad uga hortagto in la isticmaalo keystone correction. Tani waxay ka dhigaysaa mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale.
Hubinta iyo xawaaraha
LuxVision waxay leedahay 3 HDMI 2.1 ports, 1 DisplayPort, iyo HDMI Multiview, taas oo ka dhigaysa in la arko ilaa afar qaybood oo kala duwan. Waxay leedahay Dolby Vision Gaming HDR, ALLM, VRR, iyo input lag oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale.
Waxay leedahay 3 HDMI 2.1 ports, 1 DisplayPort, iyo HDMI Multiview, taas oo ka dhigaysa in la arko ilaa afar qaybood oo kala duwan. Waxay leedahay Dolby Vision Gaming HDR, ALLM, VRR, iyo input lag oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale.
Qiimaha iyo iibka
Qiimaha LuxVision waa $5,999 marka la soo bandhigo, taas oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u qoto dheer. Waxay leedahay ALR screen oo qiimaha $1,000 ah, taas oo ka dhigaysa in la arko mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale.
Awol Vision waxay siinaysaa kharashka leh September 5th, taas oo ka dhigaysa in la iibsado marka la soo bandhigo. Waxay leedahay ALR screen oo qiimaha $1,000 ah, taas oo ka dhigaysa in la arko mid aad u fiican marka la eego projector-ka kale.
Awol Vision has unveiled the LuxVision, the world's first ultra-short throw projector to combine 4K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and optical lens shift for image adjustment without digital distortion.
Optical Precision Meets Ultra-Short Throw Design
The LuxVision delivers a 120-inch 4K 120Hz image when positioned just 7.5 inches from the wall, powered by 6000 ISO Lumens of brightness. Unlike most UST projectors that rely on digital manipulation to adjust the projected image, the LuxVision uses physical optical lens shift to raise or lower the output without moving the unit or applying keystone correction. This approach preserves the full detail of the 4K signal, avoiding the softening or pixelation that digital tricks often introduce. The result is a cleaner, more accurate picture even at extreme throw distances.
Awol Vision has made the vertical lens shift the central feature of the LuxVision, distinguishing it from competitors that depend on digital image warping. The projector is available in multiple colors and trims, reflecting the company's intent to appeal to consumers who want a device that blends into their living space. By eliminating the need for keystone correction, the LuxVision simplifies setup and reduces the risk of image degradation that plagues many ultra-short throw models on the market.
Gaming and Sports Performance Built In
The LuxVision targets both gamers and sports fans with a suite of performance-oriented features. It supports Dolby Vision Gaming HDR, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), all paired with an input lag of approximately 1 millisecond. These capabilities make it one of the few projectors capable of delivering a smooth, responsive experience for competitive gaming and fast-paced sports broadcasts. The 4K 120Hz display remains a rarity in the projector market, and Awol Vision is positioning the LuxVision as a direct alternative to traditional flat-screen TVs for those who厌倦
of bulky black monoliths in their entertainment setup. The company is also highlighting the fluidity of the 120Hz panel as a key selling point for sports enthusiasts who demand motion clarity. The LuxVision can raise and lower the output optically to preserve the detail in the 4K image without having to move the projector or resort to keystone correction. That makes this, like all USTs, a possible TV replacement if you've got enough cash to offset your hatred for ugly black monoliths. LuxVision is available in a number of colors and trims for that very reason. Awol Vision is pitching the LuxV
Connectivity, Pricing, and Preorder Availability
Connectivity options include three HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort, and HDMI Multiview, which allows users to view up to four sources simultaneously. This level of input flexibility is uncommon in projectors and supports a wide range of devices from gaming consoles and streaming boxes to multiple media players. However, the LuxVision comes at a premium price point, with a launch list price of $5,999 expected around October. An additional investment of approximately $1,000 is required for an ambient light-rejecting (ALR) screen, which the company says can dramatically enhance the viewing
experience in well-lit rooms. Starting September 5th, Awol Vision is offering discounts to customers who wish to preorder the LuxVision ahead of the full review cycle, making it one of the first opportunities to secure the device before official evaluations are published. The combination of high-end specs and early-bird pricing suggests a competitive launch strategy aimed at capturing early adopters in the premium projector market.
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