lg unveils its first compact laser projector, the 2,000-lumen probeam

In events like CES, the TV may get most of the attention, but many home theater enthusiasts have a place in mind that is reserved specifically for projectors.
On Monday, LG announced that it will display a new laser projector for CES 2017 at LG ProBeam, the first compact laser projector it has designed for home theater.
A defining feature of ProBeam is the Advanced Laser engine, which is capable of projecting brightness up to 2,000 lumens.
While most projectors require very dim lights, this brightness can be viewed by the audience even in bright rooms.
If you are looking for a projector, you can use it instead of the TV next to it, which is a big deal.
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\"LG is proud to continue creating a home theater experience in a dynamic new way.
Another feature that often appears in the TV is the \"smart\" feature, not the projector.
LG ProBeam is also unique here as it is included in the company\'s webOS Smart TV platform, the actual TV section with no name.
This includes the LG Magic Remote, which is one of the main selling points of the company\'s smart TV products.
While the vast majority of users may never get LG ProBeam out of the living room, it\'s not because they can\'t.
Weigh at 4.
6 pounds, LG said ProBeam was able to allow customers to \"watch sporting events in the backyard or watch TV shows on camping trips.
\"LG ProBeam is expected to ship in 2017 and there is no news so far about what it will sell, but LG will show the projector on CES 2017, January 5-8 in Las Vegas.