Seriously, a good BD player and scaler (included), this projector, and a BIG screen in a dedicated HT, and you will probably be one happy camper.
I would have expected the vertical resolution to be 2160 (double 1080), but I am sure the scaler can take care of things, and having the anamorphic lens takes care of things.
Sony's pro cinema 4k projectors (same resolution) are under $100k, but no scaler or lens system.
That said, if I had the money, I would be all over it!
While I like my high end gear (looking to get the new Marantz AV8003 and Bryston amps), but there is a point where it is just a rip off. A product like this is not needed, it is well beyond the point of diminishing returns and is more status quo than anything.
“Getting too close completely blurred what we saw to the point of incomprehension, but again, this shows a whole heap of potential that's fascinating to us.”
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Seriously, a good BD player and scaler (included), this projector, and a BIG screen in a dedicated HT, and you will probably be one happy camper.
I would have expected the vertical resolution to be 2160 (double 1080), but I am sure the scaler can take care of things, and having the anamorphic lens takes care of things.
Sony's pro cinema 4k projectors (same resolution) are under $100k, but no scaler or lens system.
That said, if I had the money, I would be all over it!
While I like my high end gear (looking to get the new Marantz AV8003 and Bryston amps), but there is a point where it is just a rip off. A product like this is not needed, it is well beyond the point of diminishing returns and is more status quo than anything.