On this week’s episode, freelance writer and editor Brian Nadel joins us from Westchester, NY, to discuss his two most recent ProjectorCentral reviews, offering us the opportunity to compare and contrast seemingly similar projectors from two different brands. Today, we will discuss Brian’s insights from testing and experiencing the business and education market-focused Sharp XP-M401H-W 1080p Laser Projector and InFocus Nemesis II IN1028SL 1080p Conference Room Projector.

Article Links:

https://www.projectorcentral.com/sharp-xp-m401h-w-1080p-dlp-laser-projector-review.htm

https://www.projectorcentral.com/infocus-nemesis-II-IN1028SL-projector-review.htm

Today, we will discuss Nikki’s recent ProjectorCentral review of the Yaber T2 Plus Keith Haring Special Edition portable projector. Kahl writes that this projector’s unique design, which was inspired by the 1980s street art legend, is a conversation starter, and that its excellent JBL speakers are impressive. It has competitive features like AI-powered automatic focus, keystone correction, intelligent screen alignment, intelligent obstacle avoidance, screen mirroring, and Google TV via an included dongle. Beyond these superlatives, however, the T2 begs a bit of grace when it comes to brightness performance. Currently selling on Amazon for $280, the TFT LCD 1080p projector’s brightness, even in its brightest mode, measured significantly below its advertised 450 ANSI lumens claim. Beyond my quick summary here, there’s still a lot to discuss about the Yaber T2 Plus Keith Haring Special Edition.

https://www.projectorcentral.com/yaber-t2-plus-keith-haring-se-projector-review.htm

On this week’s episode Sammie Prescott joins us from Colorado Springs to discuss his recent review of the Epson QL 7000. This flagship model in Epson’s relatively new Q series was designed to fill a gap in the market for high-lumen output projectors at a more accessible price point. The Q Series was built with direct feedback from the luxury-home-focused custom integrators who wanted to meet the needs multipurpose rooms with higher ambient lighting.

Article Link: https://www.projectorcentral.com/epson-ql7000-4k-laser-projector-review.htm

On this week’s episode, Brian Nadel joins us from Westchester, NY, to discuss his ProjectorCentral review of the Barco 1600-4K15 DLP laser projector. As a regular contributor, Brian provides in-depth reviews of projectors primarily geared toward schools, businesses, and houses of worship. Today we will discuss his insights from testing and experiencing the commercial-focused Barco 1600-4K15, which he says sets the pace for medium- to large-venue projectors by combining innovative projection technologies from the past five years with a unique touchscreen dashboard that puts everything at your fingertips.

Article Link: https://www.projectorcentral.com/barco-i600-4K15-laser-projector-review.htm

On this week’s episode, Nikki Kahl joins us from Los Angeles, CA, where she serves as a digital publishing designer and projector reviewer for ProjectorCentral. Kahl’s expertise in technology and visual storytelling informs her in-depth projector reviews, which are home entertainment- and gaming-centric.

Outside of her excellent work with ProjectorCentral, she is also a writer, illustrator, and filmmaker. She also enjoys creating dark fantasy art and is writing a novel, The Neverland Wars, an eerie reimagining of Peter Pan’s legend.

Today, we will learn more about Kahl’s background and projector review process and discuss her most recent review of the Philips GamePix 900, which she calls a no-nonsense gaming projector designed for serious players, offering low input lag, high refresh rate capabilities, and an immersive 4K experience. All at an aggressive list price of $1,000 US.

Article Link: https://www.projectorcentral.com/philips-gamepix-900-4k-gaming-projector-review.htm

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On this week’s podcast, Sammie Prescott joins us from Colorado Springs, where he is a QA software engineer, ISF Level III professional calibrator, and a frequent projector and projection screen reviewer at ProjectorCentral. This week we will discuss his most recent Projector Central review of the VisionMaster Pro 2, from AWOL’s sister brand Valerion. This projector has generated significant buzz and excitement in the market as one of the higher-tier models in the Valerion lifestyle projector lineup. In his review, Sammie writes that Valerion has crafted an impressive unit that stands out by delivering a lot of performance at the appealing price of $2,999. The VisionMaster Pro 2 offers 3,000 ISO lumen brightness from its RGB triple-laser light source, impressive contrast, dynamic tone mapping, excellent gaming performance, and more. Sammie notes that this outstanding price-to-performance ratio makes it easy to see why the Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 has garnered so much enthusiasm.

Review and Event Links:

https://www.projectorcentral.com/valerion-visionmaster-pro-2-projector-review.htm

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On this week’s podcast, Brian Nadel joins us from Westchester, New York, where he is a freelance writer and editor who specializes in technology reporting and reviewing. As a regular Projector Central contributor, Brian provides in-depth reviews of projectors primarily geared toward schools, businesses, and houses of worship. This week we will discuss his most recent review of the Ricoh UHL3660 4K DLP Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector, which is most notable for its high brightness as a UST. We will find out what he liked about the projector, what applications it is best suited for, and even some of its limitations. But because this is literally the first podcast for us together, we will also get to know a little more about Brian himself and how he came to being such a valuable and knowledgeable reviewer at Projector Central.

Referenced Article: www.projectorcentral.com/ricoh-uhl3660-ust-projector-review.htm