Living in a small space? These short-throw projectors work from just a few inches away and still deliver huge screens.

That’s a common pain point with ultra-short throw projectors whose lenses typically point straight up. The Xgimi Aura 2 is available now for $2,699, which is about $200 more expensive than the ...

What's deemed a standard throw is what you'll find on most projectors. Long throw lenses and short throw lenses are harder to manufacture well enough to project a high-quality image, which makes ...

There is also the issue of no (or very limited) zoom capabilities. As Harrison observed, most Pro AV short-throw projectors with fixed or interchangeable lenses are limited to 1.15x zoom. “This is the ...

Ultra short throw projectors have some of the most expensive lenses due to the aspherical shape and mirrors required. Most projectors, for instance, require roughly one inch of distance from the ...

The GT2100HDR is a 1080p short throw projector. This is not the same as the widely-marketed ultra-short throw projectors which can sit just a few inches from the screen.

Featuring an ultra-short throw lens, the GT3500HDR can display up to 100-inch images from less than one foot away (120-inch maximum) from the screen or projection surface for convenient use in any ...

The ultra short throw lens, with a throw ratio of 0.25:1, allows you to project massive 100-inch images from less than one foot away, making it perfect for small rooms or unconventional spaces.

There's no lens shift, which admittedly is fairly rare with DLP projectors, though BenQ's own, and cheaper, HT2060 and TK860i both have some. Since it's rated for 2,200 lumens, I was expecting a ...

What's deemed a standard throw is what you'll find on most projectors. Long throw lenses and short throw lenses are harder to manufacture well enough to project a high-quality image, which makes ...