REDray 4k Laser Cinema Projector: Now this is exciting.

[strube]

REDray 4K cinema laser projector and player eyes-on (video) -- Engadget

There is not much info here, but it looks like this could be the next big thing for higher-end home theaters. I am going to start saving now.

It also sounds like it will be cheaper than some of the not-so-special/elitist projector brands like Sim2 and Runco. Too bad they don't say "under $3000" instead of "under $10000."


Very industrial looking... I think it is awseome, but I am sure many wives (my wife) would want some fancy projection box to hide it.

 

[Grador]

I'm really curious to see how this works out. I'm happy to note that the engadget writer thought it looked very sharp....on a 24" screen. It does look very cool though, and I really like the idea of laser projectors and the things the bring to the party.

 

[strube]

I'm happy to note that the engadget writer thought it looked very sharp....on a 24" screen.

Note that the article originally said "24 inch" and was corrected to say "24 foot."

 

[Grador]

Note that the article originally said "24 inch" and was corrected to say "24 foot."

This is an important note that I completely missed, read the article when first posted. Thank's for putting me strait! I'd love to see this thing in action.

 

[BMXTRIX]

Finally... A decent reason to root for red...

I mean, other than the Washington Capitals.

 

[96cobra10101]

The owner of RED digital made motorcycle hand grips before he started and sold the Oakley empire. Read about it in Wired or something a couple years ago. Anyways, I found the link if anyone is interested.Jim Jannard

 

[Impelled]

This is my holy grail, cant wait to see what its like.
I'll be saving too.