Laser Projector delivers 3D images at 4K x 4K resolution

[cybereality]

High resolution production video projector, ESLP(TM) 8K, employs NanoPixel(TM) silicon imaging chip, with 8,192 microscopic moving ribbons, that provides images free of both artifacts and visible gaps between pixels. Zero-persistence characteristic enables effortless switching between left- and right-eye views at 120 Hz or more without any bleed. For switching between 2D and 3D images, included flexible control software can change display format from 3D to 8K x 4K as needed.

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[Jadentheman]

Instead of doing 4K by 4K 3D why don't they work a little harder and develop 8Kx8K think how amazing that would be

[UndeadD3vi1]

8K 120Hz, ouch, that would be a pain bandwidth wise and would remain in the dev lab for 20years. (People should really think of Moore's Law as a literal law instead of a observation)

[cybereality]

Instead of doing 4K by 4K 3D why don't they work a little harder and develop 8Kx8K think how amazing that would be

Hey, as long as its larger than 1024x768, I'm happy. Not like I'll be able to afford it though.

[martinlandau]

It had nice rich colors when I demoed, I will admit. They had the underwater video and some egyptian themed pyramid video going. For 1K price range all the consumer level 3D projectors I saw were close enough I felt. You get into diminishing returns. I only had a limited time and wasn't as thorough as I would have liked, but I left with the impression the ghosting difference between this laser projector and the 1K priced consumer projectors was very minimal. I wish I could have spent more time seeing if I got a headache after extended use as I am very sensitive to this with CRT 3d shutter technology.

Now I just need more convincing why I should not get one of these 120hz dlp checkerboard projector solutions, the loss of resolution and lumens compared to 2 polarized projectors is the big drawback - but is it enough of a loss for the price, the more I think about it the more I feel I will probably go the 2 projector path.

[jeremymcmurray]

To martinlandau

I have a dual projection set-up and I highly reccommend it. I bought two matching LCD projectors used off ebay, and only spent $430. If you hunt for a bargain they'll pop-up. But, maybe you could get a 3d compatible dlp projector, and if you don't like pagflipping, get another one like it down the line when you can afford another projector and have a dual setup.