Home entertainment setups can get pretty advanced, and the Xiaomi Mi Laser Projector might be the final piece that can bridge the gap between a night out at the movie theater and an evening at home with a streaming title. The high-end projector uses the exact same technology employed in many digital projectors in movie theaters around the world, and with a display that stretches to 150 inches without any resolution dissipation, it can make consumers feel as though they're sitting in front of the big screen as well.
The Mi Laser Projector's light source was developed by Appotronics, a large laser tech company in China. It also employs a custom digital light processing system from Texas Instruments. Priced at just under $1,500 US, the projector is competitive with competitors' options as well.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cinematic Laser Projectors
- The use of cinematic laser projectors in home entertainment setups offers a high-quality viewing experience similar to that of a movie theater.
- Digital Projectors in Movie Theaters
- The integration of digital projectors in movie theaters allows for a better visual experience for moviegoers.
- Streaming Titles at Home
- The availability of streaming titles at home provides convenience and a wide selection of content for viewers.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Entertainment
- The home entertainment industry can explore the opportunities of incorporating cinematic laser projectors into consumer setups.
- Movie Theaters
- Movie theaters can embrace the use of digital projectors to enhance the viewing experience and attract more patrons.
- Streaming Services
- Streaming services can capitalize on the demand for at-home entertainment by offering a vast library of titles for consumers to stream.
