Do you see what I see? (MirraViz Videos)
Do you see what I see? (MirraViz Videos) One of the challenges we have ...
Our screens are the brightest form of this technology that exists in the world. Screen brightness is typically measured in units of ‘real gain’. Our real gain is 2.05-3.0, while most screens have a real gain of 0.4-1.0. This makes our screens 3-5x as bright as other normal UST projector screens.
It's nearly impossible to find a 100+ inch TV. If you do, it'll cost around $20,000. So, in order to get a big screen, most opt for a projector system. The problem then becomes picture quality and brightness. Most projector screens wash out the colors and aren't bright. We fixed all these problems. For $2,999 you can get a 100-inch screen and projector system with 4K UHD quality, that's brighter than OLED displays. Or, if you already have your own UST Laser projector, you can get the super bright screen by itself for $1,499.
View window is the range of angles from which you can view a screen and still be able to experience the full amount of color and brightness. Most competitors sacrifice view window or brightness along the way, but our technology enables us to bring you the best of both worlds. Ambient light resistance (ALR) is the ability of a screen to reject ambient lighting, measuring how easy it is to view in a brightly lit room. Our screens have ALR of 40%, making them ideal for those who want the best brightness, even in a well-lit room.
Our wide view window gives a great viewing experience from any viewpoint. This means plenty of people can gather around and watch without worrying about picture quality from certain angles.
This means your screen is super bright, even in a well-lit room. If your living room or media room has windows or other ambient light sources, don't worry- the MirraViz picture quality will still be amazing.
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