The bad news is that there’s no exact date as of yet. The good news is that means before the end of June. Expect the new 4K CineBeam to release in the first half of 2022. If LG’s latest projector is shining its way into your living room, you’ll have a little while to wait.
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It gives you access to apps, streaming, the web, and all the other smart TV features you’d expect. To access content, you’ll use LG’s webOS, the same operating system on its tellies. With HDR dynamic tone mapping, it’ll adjust brightness as you’re watching content, and adaptive contrast works to adjust the contrast for each scene. The HU915QE will automatically adjust brightness based on the light in your surroundings. Still, it should be enough for most folks to notice brighter compatible content. The projector also supports HDR, but not Dolby Vision or HDR10+. Whether or not the projector will meet this promise remains to be seen, but we’ll be mightily impressed if it does. That’s on par, if not higher than, some OLEDs on the market. LG promises the new 4K CineBeam will deliver a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1. But that’s what blinds are for, right? At night, the picture will plenty bright, and without scorching out your retinas. If you’ve got lots of windows, it might begin to struggle a little. This isn’t quite up to scratch will more recent TVs, but it should be ok in a regularly lit room during the day. Thanks to some clever new tech inside and being so close to the wall, LG’s new 4K CineBeam offers up to 3,700 lumens of brightness. Connectivity-wise, it has 3 HDMI ports with eARC, and 2 USB ports. Made from 45% recycled wood and Kvadrat wool, the projector will look great in any setting. The HU915QE is 68cm wide, and 12.8cm tall, about as big as a two-wide, two-high Sky Q box tower, if that helps at all. Pretty impressive.īut since this projector will be so close to the picture, looking good is important too. The Keystone Correction feature will avoid any depth effects, too. Since the HU915QE is a short-throw projector, it can project this picture from just 7-inches away. But where does the projector have to be to deliver such a picture? Ceiling-mounted and exactly 87cm away, right? Wrong. That’s big enough to cover, if not fill, the available wall space in your living room. LG’s new 4K CineBeam projector can deliver a massive picture, up to 120-inches.
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