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Go Big, Stay Home. Enjoy 1080p Full-HD image projection up to 200" in the comfort of your living room with the W1070 Home Entertainment Projector. You'll be captivated by brilliant image performance featuring the native 1080p DarkChip3 DLP technology by Texas Instruments and a 10,000:1 contrast ration and 2,000 ANSI lumens of brightness. Built-in speakers and east set-up seal the deal on this user-friendly experience.

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 Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh So here if I go to the remote here You can change the keystone here you can also check out my video keystone correction and find out how to do that also So let's go into the menu and let's see we have preset modes We're able to go to cinema users. You could set up your own user accounts dynamic, but I also think cinema is the best brightness contrast sharpness color lamp lamp power Advanced and that'll go into your control gamma and color management settings So that's it for that menu if you go to the next one you can change the volume on the projector Which I have set to off because I use the home theater and in here you can change your aspect ratio keystone over scan digital zoom and 3d because this is a 3d projector and The other thing you can do is language Just some basic stuff on here auto off the timers input sources stuff like that The next one is your lamp settings, which you can also do the timer. I have about 540 hours on here and HDMI settings you can turn the CE CEC settings on and off the baud rate You can also do the cooling and high quick cooling. I usually keep that off so I let the projector cool properly passwords and and that's pretty much it and here just says information exactly what your projectors on the firmware and Just how many just your basic setting just tells you the the menu here That's really at the menu simple, but that's all you need to know And there's also one last thing is there is a smart eco mode which you can turn on and off The setting actually looks best on eco mode

 So thanks for the question, and let's go to the next guy. We have Wajan Samoa, however that's pronounced. Let's go. Let's go

Benq W1070 Full Review "After 1 Year" Ultimate Home Theater

Will tech from something like the NX5 make its way down? Maybe. Sony and JVC use LCoS as their tech and it has the best black levels between DLP, LCD and LCoS, that's also the order of black levels/contrast from worst to best, with the exception of 3DLP in ultra high-end projectors. More on that in a minute. What we are waiting for is for the native 4k LCoS projectors to drop in price to where Sony used to compete with the 3k and under Epson LCD projectors. The Sony VPL-HW45ES is still sold today but when it first came out it competed directly against the Epson 50X0 line and is an LCoS projector with really good contrast. Many owners of that projector have bought and returned new "4K' projectors because they don't have as good of contrast.

We need those LCoS panels to be sold under 3k with dynamic tone mapping to really get what the NX5 is doing.

Epson's LCD tech is going to be too expensive to make into a native 4k projector any time soon. It would also elevate black levels due to the reduced pixel gap. (JVC's current gen native 4k PJs actually have worse contrast/black levels compared to the previous gen). They can eek out a few more pixels and add DTM but it's not going to be native. 

DLP, as I understand may have the possibility of getting to native 4k but they won't be cheap. The current quad shifting tech looks really good but it comes at a cost of contrast and black levels. I don't see DLP quad shifting projectors matching an NX5 any time soon.

Then theirs the unicorn tech that Christie recently developed for it's Eclipse projector. It's a 6 DLP laser projector that has 1 translucent DLP chip in front of the other for each color. That front DLP chip is all for local dimming and is "only" 1080p. What this means is that it has 2 million local dimming zones. Essentially, it's equivalent to an OLED at any screen size you want. The unicorn. First projector to actually display black as black, as far as I know. This is the tech we want to trickle down to us plebians. Here's the catch, other manufacturers tried to implement this translucent chip tech within the light path but saw it cut light out put by 80-90%. That means your sweet 3000 lumens turns into 300-600. They pretty much abandoned it. Christie had a breakthrough that reduced the output by *only* 50%. Our dream is that Christie licenses this to other manufacturers at a somewhat reasonable amount.

That was probably more than you wanted lol. I've just been interested in this recently. My prediction is that in 2-3 years we will see a barebones 3k Sony or JVC (the JVC will probably be had at that through a dealer giving a discount) LCoS native 4k projector. Or, whatever 3k turns into because inflation. Thanks, Covid. Epson will continue to muster all it can get out of it's current tech for the 2022 5060 and we might get a laser light source and DTM, but no native 4k. DLP will continue to be the living room/gaming projector of choice with it's shoddy contrast and black levels.

<div class="md">Will tech from something like the NX5 make its way down? Maybe. Sony and JVC use LCoS as their tech and it has the best black levels between DLP, LCD and LCoS, that&#39;s also the order of black levels/contrast from worst to best, with the exception of 3DLP in ultra high-end projectors. More on that in a minute. What we are waiting for is for the native 4k LCoS projectors to drop in price to where Sony used to compete with the 3k and under Epson LCD projectors. The Sony VPL-HW45ES is still sold today but when it first came out it competed directly against the Epson 50X0 line and is an LCoS projector with really good contrast. Many owners of that projector have bought and returned new &quot;4K&#39; projectors because they don&#39;t have as good of contrast.

We need those LCoS panels to be sold under 3k with dynamic tone mapping to really get what the NX5 is doing.

Epson&#39;s LCD tech is going to be too expensive to make into a native 4k projector any time soon. It would also elevate black levels due to the reduced pixel gap. (JVC&#39;s current gen native 4k PJs actually have worse contrast/black levels compared to the previous gen). They can eek out a few more pixels and add DTM but it&#39;s not going to be native. 

DLP, as I understand may have the possibility of getting to native 4k but they won&#39;t be cheap. The current quad shifting tech looks really good but it comes at a cost of contrast and black levels. I don&#39;t see DLP quad shifting projectors matching an NX5 any time soon.

Then theirs the unicorn tech that Christie recently developed for it&#39;s Eclipse projector. It&#39;s a 6 DLP laser projector that has 1 translucent DLP chip in front of the other for each color. That front DLP chip is all for local dimming and is &quot;only&quot; 1080p. What this means is that it has 2 million local dimming zones. Essentially, it&#39;s equivalent to an OLED at any screen size you want. The unicorn. First projector to actually display black as black, as far as I know. This is the tech we want to trickle down to us plebians. Here&#39;s the catch, other manufacturers tried to implement this translucent chip tech within the light path but saw it cut light out put by 80-90%. That means your sweet 3000 lumens turns into 300-600. They pretty much abandoned it. Christie had a breakthrough that reduced the output by only 50%. Our dream is that Christie licenses this to other manufacturers at a somewhat reasonable amount.

That was probably more than you wanted lol. I&#39;ve just been interested in this recently. My prediction is that in 2-3 years we will see a barebones 3k Sony or JVC (the JVC will probably be had at that through a dealer giving a discount) LCoS native 4k projector. Or, whatever 3k turns into because inflation. Thanks, Covid. Epson will continue to muster all it can get out of it&#39;s current tech for the 2022 5060 and we might get a laser light source and DTM, but no native 4k. DLP will continue to be the living room/gaming projector of choice with it&#39;s shoddy contrast and black levels.
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I'm keeping my 5050UB until either high quality modular panels (like Samsung showed off at CES - called 'The Wall') are viable, or a ***massive*** upgrade via new projector tech is available. There's no way that a 135" TV would make it into my theater, just not physically possible. 

The 5050UB is a fantastic choice, especially for the price you can find them for if you look around. I lucked out and got mine with a new bulb and under 100 hours usage for $1700 locally on FB Marketplace.

<div class="md">I&#39;m keeping my 5050UB until either high quality modular panels (like Samsung showed off at CES - called &#39;The Wall&#39;) are viable, or a massive upgrade via new projector tech is available. There&#39;s no way that a 135&quot; TV would make it into my theater, just not physically possible. 

The 5050UB is a fantastic choice, especially for the price you can find them for if you look around. I lucked out and got mine with a new bulb and under 100 hours usage for $1700 locally on FB Marketplace.
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>Will projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX series become more affordable and readily available?

There aren't any other projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX.  Closest would be Sony, but they have similar pricing.

I would not expect JVC to become cheaper but more expensive with ever slightly increasing image quality. 


Rather than answer your questions specifically I will write what I see coming in the future.

1. Looking at LCoS.  I see JVC and Sony iterating on their current product lines.  They will slightly increase native contrast ratio and keep increasing HDR performance through software tone-mapping.  Eventually they will all move to laser light source in the next few years.  Probably single blue laser at first, and then maybe dual laser with the addition of a red laser or eventually triple laser with RGB lasers, but that seems like a long ways away yet before getting to dual or triple laser.  They will also probably soon move to HDMI 2.1 and possibly 120Hz.  Probably not this year, but if not then next.

2. Epson 3LCD.  I see Epson continuing to iterate on their 5050UB and similar line models.  I Expect a 5060, 5070, etc in the coming years.  Eventually they will move from 4K pixel shift to 4K native 3LCD panels.  Moving to 4K native will unfortunately probably lose them some contrast ratio like it did for JVC, but then after they introduce new 4K 3LCD panels, they will start to iterate the contrast back in in future models.  I also would think they will move to laser light source in the near future.  Same thing for HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz upgrades coming down the pipe in the next few years.

3. DLP.  I see lots more iterations of cheap 4K pixel shift DLPs.  More laser and LED light source models coming.  More HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz being pushed.  Eventually Texas Instruments will probably make a 1-chip native 4K DLP which will start to become used in DLP projectors.  Contrast wont really change over what it is now for DLP as it cant be improved much without substantial customizations and $10K+ projectors from more specialty brands. 4K native might slightly increase contrast by the removal of the pixel shift mechanism and less light scattering.

So overall, the next 5 years will see the move to HDMI 2.1, eventually 120Hz support.  Much bigger push for Laser light source  and higher lumens (for better HDR) and wider color gamuts with higher lumens.  Many projectors do close to 100% DCI-P3 now, but with extra color filters that lose a lot of light.  Software tone-mapping advancements will bring better HDR performance. LCD and DLP will move to native 4K to catch up with Sony and JVC's native 4K LCoS.  Everyone will remain around the same contrast ratio as they are now.  Consumer DLP will be around 500:1 - 2,000:1, 3LCD Epson UB will remain around 5,000:1, Sony will remain around 10,000-15,000:1, and JVC will remain at 20,000:1+. Expensive high-end 1-chip and 3-chip boutique DLP will remain around 3,000-10,000:1.

Improvements

*  HDMI 2.1
*  120Hz
*  Native 4K (3LCD and DLP)
*  More Laser light sources with higher lumens
*  Wider color gamut with higher lumens
*  Better software HDR tone-mapping

Stay the same

*  Native contrast
*  Prices (or go up slightly as things tend to do)

Sure you can get the older stuff for a lower price, but the latest tech with the latest features will go up on price.  Think like top of the line graphics cards and CPUs.  Every generation the prices of the top of the line models either stay the same or go up.

That's what will happen with JVC and Sony.  They only make a few models that are all high-end and their prices will stay the same or go up while improving the tech here and there.

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Will projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX series become more affordable and readily available?
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There aren&#39;t any other projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX. Closest would be Sony, but they have similar pricing.

I would not expect JVC to become cheaper but more expensive with ever slightly increasing image quality. 

Rather than answer your questions specifically I will write what I see coming in the future.

<ol>
<li>Looking at LCoS. I see JVC and Sony iterating on their current product lines. They will slightly increase native contrast ratio and keep increasing HDR performance through software tone-mapping. Eventually they will all move to laser light source in the next few years. Probably single blue laser at first, and then maybe dual laser with the addition of a red laser or eventually triple laser with RGB lasers, but that seems like a long ways away yet before getting to dual or triple laser. They will also probably soon move to HDMI 2.1 and possibly 120Hz. Probably not this year, but if not then next.</li>
<li>Epson 3LCD. I see Epson continuing to iterate on their 5050UB and similar line models. I Expect a 5060, 5070, etc in the coming years. Eventually they will move from 4K pixel shift to 4K native 3LCD panels. Moving to 4K native will unfortunately probably lose them some contrast ratio like it did for JVC, but then after they introduce new 4K 3LCD panels, they will start to iterate the contrast back in in future models. I also would think they will move to laser light source in the near future. Same thing for HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz upgrades coming down the pipe in the next few years.</li>
<li>DLP. I see lots more iterations of cheap 4K pixel shift DLPs. More laser and LED light source models coming. More HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz being pushed. Eventually Texas Instruments will probably make a 1-chip native 4K DLP which will start to become used in DLP projectors. Contrast wont really change over what it is now for DLP as it cant be improved much without substantial customizations and $10K+ projectors from more specialty brands. 4K native might slightly increase contrast by the removal of the pixel shift mechanism and less light scattering.</li>
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So overall, the next 5 years will see the move to HDMI 2.1, eventually 120Hz support. Much bigger push for Laser light source and higher lumens (for better HDR) and wider color gamuts with higher lumens. Many projectors do close to 100% DCI-P3 now, but with extra color filters that lose a lot of light. Software tone-mapping advancements will bring better HDR performance. LCD and DLP will move to native 4K to catch up with Sony and JVC&#39;s native 4K LCoS. Everyone will remain around the same contrast ratio as they are now. Consumer DLP will be around 500:1 - 2,000:1, 3LCD Epson UB will remain around 5,000:1, Sony will remain around 10,000-15,000:1, and JVC will remain at 20,000:1+. Expensive high-end 1-chip and 3-chip boutique DLP will remain around 3,000-10,000:1.

Improvements

<ul>
<li> HDMI 2.1</li>
<li> 120Hz</li>
<li> Native 4K (3LCD and DLP)</li>
<li> More Laser light sources with higher lumens</li>
<li> Wider color gamut with higher lumens</li>
<li> Better software HDR tone-mapping</li>
</ul>

Stay the same

<ul>
<li> Native contrast</li>
<li> Prices (or go up slightly as things tend to do)</li>
</ul>

Sure you can get the older stuff for a lower price, but the latest tech with the latest features will go up on price. Think like top of the line graphics cards and CPUs. Every generation the prices of the top of the line models either stay the same or go up.

That&#39;s what will happen with JVC and Sony. They only make a few models that are all high-end and their prices will stay the same or go up while improving the tech here and there.
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I understand this is a question that can't be answered with a definitive answer. What I want to know is, will the price of high end projectors in native 4k resolution drop significantly in the next 5 or so years? Will projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX series become more affordable and readily available? Even still, for premium projectors, will the technology increase significantly within the next few years as well? Or have we hit a plateau? I understand technology performance grows rapidly in this day and age. So if I buy a projector such as an Epson 5050ub, will that tech be "obsolete" in the next few years? Should I wait til native 4k drops in price? If I decide to buy a high end projector in the next few years will it be a major jump from today's high end models?

<div class="md">I understand this is a question that can&#39;t be answered with a definitive answer. What I want to know is, will the price of high end projectors in native 4k resolution drop significantly in the next 5 or so years? Will projectors with similar specs and performance as the JVC NX series become more affordable and readily available? Even still, for premium projectors, will the technology increase significantly within the next few years as well? Or have we hit a plateau? I understand technology performance grows rapidly in this day and age. So if I buy a projector such as an Epson 5050ub, will that tech be &quot;obsolete&quot; in the next few years? Should I wait til native 4k drops in price? If I decide to buy a high end projector in the next few years will it be a major jump from today&#39;s high end models?
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When does the future have in store for projectors?

 Options are completely grayed out for 3D in the menu. Manual is no help. BenQ's website is no help. I don't see a forum there

.. - expensive lamp replacement (it's a 3rd of what I paid for this thing entirely - that's a bit out of control) - 3D failed for me out of the box. Using proper HDMI 3D cables from 3D-capable source to 3D receiver and receiver to projector, and brand new SainSonic glasses, it fails utterly

 - expensive lamp replacement (it's a 3rd of what I paid for this thing entirely - that's a bit out of control) - 3D failed for me out of the box. Using proper HDMI 3D cables from 3D-capable source to 3D receiver and receiver to projector, and brand new SainSonic glasses, it fails utterly. Options are completely grayed out for 3D in the menu. Manual is no help

good entry level projector for price

 This is a DLP dark chip 3 model that is a full high definition and includes 3D for a little over a thousand bucks. True it doesn't look like much with a white and silver colour scheme and boxy styling, but you're not going to be looking at it much anyway. It offers a number of different inputs including two HDMI ports and several legacy analog connections. As it turns out this is a really good 3D projector with no crosstalk and a great sense of depth, but the big problem is that the glasses aren't included, in fact they're $99 each

BenQ W1070: big picture, little money

If you haven't calibrated your projector, I highly recommend doing it!

Good projector, great price, silly color...

 Now let's say you're done with your 3D games, you want to watch a 3D movie, I mentioned how simple it is to go source, HDMI 2, and then now we can watch movies on our 3D Blu-ray player. Look at that, it's running in 3D already. I didn't even have to do anything. I hope you guys have enjoyed today's episode about the W1070 from BenQ

 Yes, 1080p, 3D, and last but not least, it is at or under a thousand dollars. Crazy! Now resolutions and sizes are interesting, but unless you're going to get a bright, high contrast image that looks fantastic, then it's totally meaningless. So it's got a Texas Instruments DarkChip 3 processor in here. It's capable of producing up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, which means that even in a non-ideal scenario, you'll be able to get a very good image as long as you don't go completely unreasonable in terms of your screen size

 You need the driver, which comes for free if you're already an NVIDIA 3D Vision user. So if you have one of these IR emitters, you can install it for nothing. Otherwise, you pay 40 bucks, you install the driver, and you are pretty much ready to go. So we've got our setup going now

 I got to tell you guys, the 3D experience on a DLP projector is so much better than what you experience on an LCD monitor. Because LCD pixels don't necessarily shift fast enough from color to color and from image to image, you run into a situation where you have a lot of crosstalk where the left image shows up a little bit as a ghost in the right eye and the other way around. With DLP, you do not run into that at all. The images are clearly separated and it looks absolutely outstanding

Benq W1070 1080p 3D Gaming & Movie Projector Showcase NCIX Tech Tips

I am looking to buy a cheaper projector to use on my shaded, white garage door and inside my basement. I was looking at projectors between $150 and $300 on Amazon, but was getting some mixed messages on the reviews and wanted some guidance. I’m not super picky from a technical standpoint but ideally I would like to try to use it outside on my garage door in the shade when smoking meats and occasional bonfire/movie nights, so a high lumen would be good but I would use it inside as well. I might invest in a screen too depending on how it works. It would be great if it can be used for streaming, whether that is through an HDMI, screen mirroring, or something else. I have a portable Bluetooth speaker I can connect it to outside to help with sound, but once again I am not super particular. 

Does anybody have any suggestions for a solid projector I can get in that price range? Thank you for any help with this!

<div class="md">I am looking to buy a cheaper projector to use on my shaded, white garage door and inside my basement. I was looking at projectors between $150 and $300 on Amazon, but was getting some mixed messages on the reviews and wanted some guidance. I’m not super picky from a technical standpoint but ideally I would like to try to use it outside on my garage door in the shade when smoking meats and occasional bonfire/movie nights, so a high lumen would be good but I would use it inside as well. I might invest in a screen too depending on how it works. It would be great if it can be used for streaming, whether that is through an HDMI, screen mirroring, or something else. I have a portable Bluetooth speaker I can connect it to outside to help with sound, but once again I am not super particular. 

Does anybody have any suggestions for a solid projector I can get in that price range? Thank you for any help with this!
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Need help buying my first projector with a $150-$300 budget.

  Tip: You do NOT have to buy the Benq 3D glasses. You can get cheaper one's online and they work just fine. (Personally I have SainSonic and TrueDepth.)

 Even though the picture quality isn't as good as my plasma, the size difference makes it worth it, especially with 3D. This projector is definitely worth a trial run.  Tip: You do NOT have to buy the Benq 3D glasses. You can get cheaper one's online and they work just fine

 For only $870, it was worth trying out. To me, the 3D alone was worth the price. Even though the picture quality isn't as good as my plasma, the size difference makes it worth it, especially with 3D. This projector is definitely worth a trial run

A "Good Enough" Projector

 Now we're going to reconnect these wires onto the posts here. Start with the one with the crook, that goes towards the inside first. Nice firm grip, put it right on, okay, now we've got to put the housing back on. Put the housing back on, we basically have to figure out exactly how it goes, which I think this is exactly how it goes, yes

HOW TO REPLACE THE BARE BULB IN BENQ W1070 PROJECTOR

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