Coming Soon: 1000 Lumen Projector!

#21

Good catch

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#22

Are this actually 1000 ANSI lumens?

#23

That is how Anker has measured brightness in the past, so we believe so.

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#24

1000 lumens is more like it!

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#26

Well then, it very well may be. For now, I plan on holding off on changing the post until we have more confidence.

#27

Will wait for a 2000 Lumen projector then…
Thanks for sharing :+1:

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#28

I like that a lot looks very cool and professional

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#29

I hope sports bars upgrade their projectors to this 1000 lumen projector

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#30

This seems to be significantly brighter then other projectors… I guess it’s better during the day, or in light areas?

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#31

Honestly, it looks to me almost exactly like the Prizm II series.

I am using the Prizm II on a weekly basis for meetings and such, and the 100 ANSI lm brightness is good for almost anything.

My question- will this projector have an operating system, so it can be used “untethered,” except of course from wall power? This is one of the major features I miss from the Mars series.

Also, it would be nice to see a higher refresh rate- my prism ii outputs a solid 24 Hz from my laptop. Good for presentations, not as good for games.

Keep up the great work! Nebula products are consistently the best available, for the best prices.

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#32

Yes, if this is indeed the Prizm II Pro, but we are unable to confirm that at this point. Stay tuned for more information as the release draws closer.

#33

That’s exciting. I like my Mars with 500 ANSI but it’s not bright enough during the day. This is promising to be far brighter! Will it talk to the iPhone app? I hate typing with the remote on the Mars.

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