JMGO's Iris Ultra Max 4K 120Hz Google TV projector is now available outside China. The all-in-one device targets gamers and sports fans with high brightness and a native 10,000:1 contrast ratio.
The projector's standout feature is its dual-iris system, which uses two separate physical apertures positioned along different points in the optical path. This design controls light scatter and brightness more effectively than traditional single-iris setups, addressing a persistent weakness in the projector category.
The 4K resolution at 120Hz refresh rate makes the Iris Ultra Max suited for fast-action content and gaming. The dual-iris contrast technology delivers deeper blacks and brighter highlights, improving overall image quality in varied lighting conditions.
JMGO, a Chinese manufacturer, has expanded its reach to international markets with this release. The projector runs Google TV, providing built-in streaming apps and content access without additional devices. Pricing and specific availability details have not been disclosed.
The release signals growing competition in the premium projector segment, particularly among devices targeting entertainment-focused users rather than traditional business applications.
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