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Awol Vision’s LuxVision Puts 4K 120Hz at Your Fingertips

Is this the dawn of home entertainment perfection, or just another pricey gadget for tech enthusiasts?

Awol Vision has unveiled the LuxVision, a groundbreaking 4K 120Hz ultra-short throw (UST) projector that bucks convention with its optical lens shift. Unlike traditional UST projectors that rely on digital manipulation, the LuxVision optically raises and lowers the image, ensuring that detail is preserved without the need for cumbersome keystone correction. This feature makes it a compelling upgrade for those tired of large, monolithic TVs, promising a seamless viewing experience right from the wall.


The projector's bright 6000 ISO Lumens and 120Hz refresh rate make it a gamer’s dream, with support for Dolby Vision Gaming HDR, ALLM, and VRR, alongside an impressive input lag of just 1ms. For sports fans, the fluidity of the display is a game-changer. It’s also a proponent of modern connectivity, offering three HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort, and HDMI Multiview to view up to four sources simultaneously. However, these features come at a hefty price, with the LuxVision set to launch at $6,499, not including an optional $1,000 ALR screen that enhances the viewing experience.


The launch date is pegged for October, with preorders starting on September 5th, potentially making it a must-have for early adopters and tech aficionados. But for the rest of us, it might just be another expensive toy for the toy box.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/986005/awol-visions-4k-120hz-ust-projector-is-first-with-optical-lens-shift
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