Laser TV projectors

What is Laser TV Technology? With a laser TV projector the differences to a conventional Ultra-Short Throw projector are clearly visible. While the normal UST projector only provides an image at the shortest possible distance, the laser TV projector has considerably more features that make it a complete TV replacement. These include in particular its higher quality integrated loudspeakers. Depending on the laser TV price, they can be a pair of speakers or even better a complete sound bar built into the unit. The Laser TV projectors are typically a little larger than the average projector, this means that it has plenty of space to accommodate the individual speakers. In addition to the speakers for the highs and lows, a good laser TV projector even has a bass speaker or small subwoofer. Thanks to the combination of picture and sound, the projector is an excellent TV replacement. Besides the speakers, Smart TV features are also important. As the TV set today offers not only pure TV programmes, but also a range of different entertainment features, Smart TV features are key for a Laser TV. These include first and foremost the online capability, installed apps and other content that can be accessed via the Internet. In this area, the experience of TV manufacturers such as LG or Samsung greatly benefits their laser TV projectors as they can easily implement the software already familiar from TV sets into the projectors. Thanks to integrated web browsers, the projectors also enable users to surf the web. As with a TV, laser TV projectors are usually equipped with image-enhancing features such as frame interpolation. This ensures a smooth, jerk-free picture when the camera is panned quickly. The same applies to image sharpness optimisation features. A Laser TV usually offers a 4K or 4K-UHD resolution. In order to display TV and Blu-ray content in the best possible way, the integrated chips are responsible for an optimal enhancement of the picture. As a rule, a laser TV projector is an ultra-short distance projector, as it can be easily placed on a sideboard on the wall. From there it projects optimally onto the white wall behind the sideboard. However, the white wall is not the optimal surface for such a projection, as a not inconsiderable part of the image quality is lost here. In this case, an ALR screen or high-contrast screen optimised for this purpose offers a significant improvement in the picture due to the angle of incidence of the laser TV projector from below. This can be found, for example, as a screen that moves upwards from a box and is ideal for installation in sideboards or as a frame screen. The advantage of an electric floor screen such as the celexon CLR HomeCinema UST electric floor high contrast screen is that it disappears when not in use and leaves a much better visual impression, whereas a framed screen always hangs visibly on the wall. This may disturb the appearance of the living room. This is why the celexon CLR HomeCinema UST electric floor high contrast screen is ideal in combination with a laser TV projector.