This intelligent LED projector from JMGO in collaboration with Leica and Dynaudio seems to have it all, from brains to looks. Smart gesture controls, built-in Alexa, a lifespan of 45,000 hours, a short throw and a screen view of up to 100-inch, are just a few of the features of the O1 Pro, which takes your cinematic experience to a whole new level.
Smart theater projectors manufacturer JMGO partnered with Leica and Danish loudspeakers manufacturer Dynaudio to bring to life the O1 Pro LED projector, packed with smart features and capabilities.
The O1 is an ultra-short throw projector, meaning you can place it less than nine inches (21 centimeters) away from the projection surface. It will offer a screen view of up to 150 inches at an image resolution of 1920X1080P.
The LED power source of the projector has a lifespan of 45,000 hours and the O1 Pro has a brightness of 1,250 lumens. The O1 Pro has a 6000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, it is FHD 4K compatible, and it’s powered by a MediaTek MT9669 flagship chip. It has a storage of 64GB of storage and 3GB of RAM.
Dynaudio also brought its contribution to the O1 Pro and its pair of built-in speakers offer a cinematic stereo sound with an immersive and surround effect.
As far as the smart features of the projector go, the O1 Pro has built-in Alexa voice control that lets you browse movies, turn off lights, play music, and so on. It also features Luna OS and you can turn the projector into a music visualizer, weather dashboard, and more.
The O1 Pro is currently seeking funding on Indiegogo but has already reached its fixed goal of $77,606. JMGO has raised over $1,3 million so far, with 45 days left in the campaign.
If you want the gadget for your home cinematic experience, you can get it for $6,666, with the estimated delivery date being September 2021.
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