Epson is looking to win more viewers over to big screen projection with Lifestudio, a family of smart streaming video projectors that brings together the company’s latest 3‑chip 3LCD imaging technology with Sound by Bose.
The range spans portable lifestyle models, which are easy to set up at a moment’s notice, and a flagship ultra‑short‑throw unit for super-sized daily use. All models have Google TV and Google Assistant onboard.
All that’s needed is a clear white wall space to project onto. Brightness ranges from 700 to 1000 lumens, depending on model.
Bose‑engineered audio features four tuned sound modes, allowing viewers to match sound profiles to different content. Intelligent Instant Setup handles focus, colour and alignment automatically. The Flex variants add a tiltable stand and ambient lighting to help integrate the projector into living spaces.
Intelligent Instant Setup handles focus, colour and alignment automatically…
At the top of the range sits the Lifestudio Grand EH‑LS670 (£1679), an ultra‑short‑throw projector designed to create a large‑screen experience from just a few centimetres. It delivers 4K PRO‑UHD resolution images with HDR10, 3,600 lumens of brightness and a picture up to 120 inches. We’ve seen this beast in action, and it’s bright enough to be used in rooms with low levels of ambient light.
The Grand model also uses a more powerful Bose audio system with deeper bass and wider sonic dispersion.
Accessories for the range include the Lifestudio Adjustable Floor Stand (ELPFS01) and Lifestudio Karaoke Wireless Microphone Pair (ELPKM01), compatible with all Lifestudio projectors.
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Epson is looking to win more viewers over to big screen projection with Lifestudio, a family of smart streaming video projectors that brings together the company’s latest 3‑chip 3LCD imaging technology with Sound by Bose.
The range spans portable lifestyle models, which are easy to set up at a moment’s notice, and a flagship ultra‑short‑throw unit for super-sized daily use. All models have Google TV and Google Assistant onboard.
The Lifestudio Portable line includes the Flex EF‑72 (£899), Flex EF‑71 (£680) and Pop EF‑62 (£559). These ultra compact models use Epson’s new Triple Core Engine and 3‑chip 3LCD system to produce 4K PRO‑UHD up to 150 inches. Also available is the entry-level Lifestudio Pop EF‑61 Full HD model (£399).
All that’s needed is a clear white wall space to project onto. Brightness ranges from 700 to 1000 lumens, depending on model.
Bose‑engineered audio features four tuned sound modes, allowing viewers to match sound profiles to different content. Intelligent Instant Setup handles focus, colour and alignment automatically. The Flex variants add a tiltable stand and ambient lighting to help integrate the projector into living spaces.
At the top of the range sits the Lifestudio Grand EH‑LS670 (£1679), an ultra‑short‑throw projector designed to create a large‑screen experience from just a few centimetres. It delivers 4K PRO‑UHD resolution images with HDR10, 3,600 lumens of brightness and a picture up to 120 inches. We’ve seen this beast in action, and it’s bright enough to be used in rooms with low levels of ambient light.
The Grand model also uses a more powerful Bose audio system with deeper bass and wider sonic dispersion.
Accessories for the range include the Lifestudio Adjustable Floor Stand (ELPFS01) and Lifestudio Karaoke Wireless Microphone Pair (ELPKM01), compatible with all Lifestudio projectors.
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