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What is everyone's thoughts on the new Sony Playstation Laser Pico Projector

Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by runslow, Sep 2, 2015.

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So I hear Sony is coming out with their version of a pico projector for the Playstation 4 system that uses lasers. Is anyone thinking of getting it?

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runslow, Sep 2, 2015

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Low power, low lumens, low fun.

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HTWingNut said: ↑

Low power, low lumens, low fun.

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Exactly! Any link to this OP btw?

TomJGX, Sep 3, 2015

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Yeah that sounds about right. According to the specs a 32 lumen pico projector is not worth it. If you look at Microvisions PicoP [Link here] 32 lumens is 32 lumens despite it being laser light source. For me personally I tried the Microvision Pico P projector when it first came out (useless!). Right now I'm using the AAXA ST200 Pico projector which has 150 lumens, 720P resolution and is fairly decent for gaming. When I can afford an Epson PowerLite Home Cinema I will upgrade to that instead.

or maybe even this (dreaming) HAHA
Sony VPLVW1100ES 4K Projector

runslow, Sep 4, 2015

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