GoKawiilXGIMI unveils Aura 3 Pro and Max ultra-short-throw projectors with triple-laser RGB
XGIMI has introduced two new ultra-short-throw projectors, the Aura 3 Pro and Aura 3 Max, succeeding the Aura 2 series. The new models use a triple-laser RGB light source and dual-iris light path to hit up to 5700 ISO lumens and an 8000:1 contrast ratio, more than doubling the Aura 2's brightness and contrast figures. They also support 4K output at 120Hz with 1ms latency, targeting gamers as well as home theater users.
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Ultra-short-throw projectors let buyers get a massive cinema-sized picture without the deep room space traditional projectors need, and XGIMI's jump in brightness and contrast narrows the gap with premium home theater displays. The addition of 120Hz 4K gaming support with minimal lag also positions the Aura 3 as a rare projector that can double as a serious gaming display, broadening its appeal beyond movie watchers.
- Aura 3 series more than doubles brightness (5700 lumens) and contrast (8000:1) versus the Aura 2
- New triple-laser RGB source and dual-iris light path drive the performance gains
- Supports 4K at 120Hz with 1ms latency, appealing directly to gamers
XGIMI Aura 2 Ultra Short Throw Projector — If the Aura 3 news has you dreaming of a wall-sized picture, the XGIMI Aura 2 is the shipping model that brings the same ultra-short-throw convenience: sit it inches from the wall and get a giant 4K image with Google TV built in. It's a great way to turn a blank living room wall into a home cinema without ceiling mounts or long throw distances.
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