C cameron paterson Audioholic Chief Mar 7, 2018 907 0 18 48 Jun 2, 2024 #1 Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys!
Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys!
everettT Audioholic Spartan Apr 7, 2016 5,695 0 113 61 Jun 2, 2024 #2 cameron paterson said: Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys! Click to expand... Projector Central would be your best bet for these questions, quicker, IMHO.
cameron paterson said: Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys! Click to expand... Projector Central would be your best bet for these questions, quicker, IMHO.
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Sep 16, 2004 8,803 0 113 Jun 3, 2024 #3 BenQ, as is often the case, doesn't publish much information on upcoming models. This is typical for many manufacturers until a product has a set release date. I would expect that BenQ will have a production 4K model at some point, but how soon that would be is an unknown. There are a lot of manufacturers who are making bright DLP models which are alternatives to the BenQ models. https://www.projectorcentral.com/pr...0000<g=101&dt=3.0.0&exp2=1&vls=1&oop=3#list Digital Projection, Barco, and Panasonic are going to hit more towards the high end, while LG and Optoma also have options which slot into the same space as those BenQ models. This model, specifically, is one that I would very seriously consider as a drop in replacement option: Panasonic PT-FRQ60WU7 DLP Projector Panasonic PT-FRQ60WU7 projector specs, projector reviews and current street prices. www.projectorcentral.com
BenQ, as is often the case, doesn't publish much information on upcoming models. This is typical for many manufacturers until a product has a set release date. I would expect that BenQ will have a production 4K model at some point, but how soon that would be is an unknown. There are a lot of manufacturers who are making bright DLP models which are alternatives to the BenQ models. https://www.projectorcentral.com/pr...0000<g=101&dt=3.0.0&exp2=1&vls=1&oop=3#list Digital Projection, Barco, and Panasonic are going to hit more towards the high end, while LG and Optoma also have options which slot into the same space as those BenQ models. This model, specifically, is one that I would very seriously consider as a drop in replacement option: Panasonic PT-FRQ60WU7 DLP Projector Panasonic PT-FRQ60WU7 projector specs, projector reviews and current street prices. www.projectorcentral.com
C cameron paterson Audioholic Chief Mar 7, 2018 907 0 18 48 Jun 3, 2024 #4 The Panasonic is a 1920x1080 resolution though right?
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,056 0 113 Jun 3, 2024 #5 cameron paterson said: The Panasonic is a 1920x1080 resolution though right? Click to expand... What about the Epson LS12000 Laser 4K 2700-Lumen?
cameron paterson said: The Panasonic is a 1920x1080 resolution though right? Click to expand... What about the Epson LS12000 Laser 4K 2700-Lumen?
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Sep 16, 2004 8,803 0 113 Jun 4, 2024 #6 cameron paterson said: The Panasonic is a 1920x1080 resolution though right? Click to expand... Just like the BenQ and all 4K DLP projectors, it uses pixel shifting for 4K resolution. So, no, it's just as 4K as any BenQ or other DLP model.
cameron paterson said: The Panasonic is a 1920x1080 resolution though right? Click to expand... Just like the BenQ and all 4K DLP projectors, it uses pixel shifting for 4K resolution. So, no, it's just as 4K as any BenQ or other DLP model.
BMXTRIX Audioholic Warlord Sep 16, 2004 8,803 0 113 Jun 4, 2024 #7 AcuDefTechGuy said: What about the Epson LS12000 Laser 4K 2700-Lumen? Click to expand... I assume this isn't for home theater use, but business use or a very large screen beyond the ability of the Epson. I'm not actually sure what the specifics are for use, but was putting out a comparable model which would appear quite similar.
AcuDefTechGuy said: What about the Epson LS12000 Laser 4K 2700-Lumen? Click to expand... I assume this isn't for home theater use, but business use or a very large screen beyond the ability of the Epson. I'm not actually sure what the specifics are for use, but was putting out a comparable model which would appear quite similar.
AcuDefTechGuy Audioholic Jedi Jul 10, 2007 34,056 0 113 Jun 4, 2024 #8 BMXTRIX said: I assume this isn't for home theater use, but business use or a very large screen beyond the ability of the Epson. I'm not actually sure what the specifics are for use, but was putting out a comparable model which would appear quite similar. Click to expand... Oh the BenQ 990 is a 6000-lumen. In that case, I would look at the Epson EB-PU1006 6000-Lumen 4K Laser or EB-PU1007 7000-Lumen or EB-PU1008 8000-Lumen.
BMXTRIX said: I assume this isn't for home theater use, but business use or a very large screen beyond the ability of the Epson. I'm not actually sure what the specifics are for use, but was putting out a comparable model which would appear quite similar. Click to expand... Oh the BenQ 990 is a 6000-lumen. In that case, I would look at the Epson EB-PU1006 6000-Lumen 4K Laser or EB-PU1007 7000-Lumen or EB-PU1008 8000-Lumen.
Y yamashita Audiophyte Oct 28, 2024 7 0 1 38 Oct 28, 2024 #9 cameron paterson said: Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys! Click to expand... The resolution and brightness of the projector will affect its picture quality, and using a good screen can also help some picture quality. My room has a large picture window that turns white when projected during the day, and my wife kept complaining that I should not replace the TV with a projector until I bought a vividstorm s pro UST alr screen. The color contrast of the picture is also better than the previous white screen when watching movies during the day. I hope you find this information helpful.
cameron paterson said: Is BenQ going to make a new projector to replace the LK970 and LK990? I know there is an LU9800 but it doesn't have the resolution that the LK970 or LK990 has. Do the LK970 and LK990 outperform the LU9800 for movies and gaming? Does BenQ have another laser projector comparable to the LK970 and the LK990? Thanks for your time guys! Click to expand... The resolution and brightness of the projector will affect its picture quality, and using a good screen can also help some picture quality. My room has a large picture window that turns white when projected during the day, and my wife kept complaining that I should not replace the TV with a projector until I bought a vividstorm s pro UST alr screen. The color contrast of the picture is also better than the previous white screen when watching movies during the day. I hope you find this information helpful.
