- What makes an ultra short throw projector different?
- It sits inches from the wall and bounces the image forward through a special lens. That keeps the presenter from casting a shadow and blocks glare into the audience's eyes.
- How is the laser light source better than a lamp?
- A laser lasts far longer and holds its brightness as it ages, so there are no lamp swaps mid-term. Lamp projectors dim noticeably and need replacement bulbs.
- Is it good for a bright room?
- Laser output holds up better than lamp output over time, but ambient light still washes out the image. Pair it with a good screen and control window light for best contrast.
- Can I move it between rooms?
- It is designed as a fixed install. The ultra short throw lens needs precise alignment to the screen, so moving it regularly means re-aiming and re-focusing each time.
- Does it need a special screen?
- It works on a plain wall, but an ultra short throw screen with a directional coating gives a brighter, more even image and rejects some room light.
- Where is the Ricoh PFU UHL3660 Ultra Short Throw DLP Projector cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $8,853.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ricoh PFU UHL3660 Ultra Short Throw DLP Projector?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Newegg.