Finally, A Roll-Up Projector Screen of Your Budget TV Dreams. Story by Geoffrey Morrison • 4mo. D o you want one of those cool LG roll-up OLED screens but can't afford to drop the cost of a car ...

Inflatable projector screens are a popular option for outdoor screenings, ... It takes a bit more setup than some of our picks, but it’s also easy to roll up and store away when not in use.

Portable screens often fold or roll up for easy transfer in the back of a car. Many screens, ... This projection screen is user-friendly and built with a low-maintenance design.

So, if you have a screen that is 2.6m wide and a projector with a throw ratio of 1.3 you'll need to put the projector 3.38m away from the screen. As well as the size of the screen, consider the type.

The company’s latest offering consists of three separate pieces: an LTV-3500 ultra-short-throw laser projector, a 100- or 120-inch roll-up screen and a smart cabinet with built-in 36-watt speakers.

You don't need a dedicated home theater to get more from your projector, just the space for a screen. GettyImages/vostok Getting into it: Important factors to consider.

Some screens have gains below 1.0, which lowers image brightness—pairing a 0.6 gain screen with a 1,000-lumen projector will give you the same brightness as a 600-lumen projector with a 1.0 gain ...

If you’re looking for the big screen movie theater experience at home—we’re talking 100+ inches—a projector is usually the most affordable way to go. But if money is no object and you’d ...

Affordable projection screens tend to start around 100 inches to 120 inches, though, and you can get a decent projector with solid brightness, good color reproduction, and even 4K resolution.

Finally, A Roll-Up Projector Screen of Your Budget TV Dreams Xgimi arrives at CES 2025 with a clever, ascending screen and a built-in soundbar. Geoffrey Morrison Contributor.