Formovie Technology, a leading player in the world of display technology, has announced the Formovie Cinema Edge.This ultra-short throw (UST) powerhouse features a deep and sharp 4K resolution and combines Google TV with Netflix for seamless streaming. Users can enjoy rich visuals and immersive Dolby Audio for an incredible home theater experience—all at an affordable price.

Formovie Cinema Edge comes with native Netflix support and is available at an affordable price point of $2,199 / €2,199 pre-order price at Formovie's website. The projector displays images up to 150 inches, features 110% Rec. 709 color reproduction, and boasts a contrast ratio of 3000:1. This allows for easy and seamless streaming of content without the need for additional devices. Moreover, its Google TV certification and integrated Google Assistant add convenience for everyday use.

One of our main gripes with retractable screens has been the large and heavy spool that you needed to bolt onto the ceiling, which would use gravity and a weight to tension the unfolded screen. FORMOVIE has a solution to this that doesn't involve drilling any holes. The new 120-inch floor-rising projector screen sees the screen spooled into a weighted enclosure that sits on the floor, and uses a series of armatures and wires to tension the screen when rolled out. The screen unrolls from the base in under 30 seconds. Compatible with FORMOVIE UST Laser Projectors, the screen offers up to 90% ambient light rejection, making it suitable for most kinds of rooms, including well-lit conference rooms. Available now, the FORMOVIE floor-rising tensioned UST ALR projection screen is priced at $2,299.

Formovie Technology, a leading player in the world of display technology, has announced the launch of Xming Episode One, its latest 1080p resolution projector with Google TV and Native Netflix support. As an independent brand of Formovie Technology, Xming offers quality LCD projectors with features such as auto keystone correction and autofocus included at an incredible price point.

Episode One seeks to be the top pick for Google TV users. It comes with native Netflix support and is available at an affordable price point of $/€299 at Formovie's website. This projector is unique for its Google TV and Native Netflix features, which make streaming easy and seamless without any additional devices. Its Google TV certification and integrated Google Assistant makes it versatile and convenient for everyday use.

Formovie Technology, Chinese maker of laser TV and smart projectors, unveiled its latest innovations at CES 2024 this week. The company showcased several new projectors leveraging cutting-edge laser technology to deliver new visual experiences. The star of the Formovie lineup was the new Formovie Theatre 4K Triple-Laser UST Projector. As the world's first 4K ultra-short throw projector with triple laser technology, it produces a staggeringly bright 2800 ANSI lumens image with 3000:1 contrast ration at a spectacular 150-inch scale. Viewers can expect true-to-life colors and infinite contrast thanks to Formovie's advanced laser light source. The company touts the product as the world's 1st Dolby Vision & Atmos UST projector, which also features ALLM and MEMC for smoother gaming. The sound system is a bespoke work by Bowers & Wilkins. A few booth demos were available to paint the picture of the technology.

In addition, Formovie introduced the slim and portable Formovie S5 projector. Weighing only 6.5 pounds, it's an ultra-compact model ideal for on-the-go use. The S5 still outputs a bright 1100 ANSI lumens image with smooth 4K quality enabled by ALPD laser technology. Rounding out the product showcase, Formovie displayed the award-winning Formovie V10 home theater projector. Recently honored with a CES 2023 Innovation Award, the V10 stands out for its 240 Hz refresh rate, 12 ms low latency, and 2500 ANSI lumens brightness—making it a top choice for gaming and movies.

Formovie brough its two latest portable laser home projectors to CES. These include the cuboidal S5 laser projector; and the cylindrical V10 4K UHD projector. The V10 has an Apple HomePod-inspired shape, which actually serves a function. Besides being a portable projector, the V10 packs an omnidirectional 2.1 speaker system not unlike the HomePod. It measures 200 mm x 200 mm x 210 mm (WxDxH), weighing about 3.8 kg.

The V10 offers a 4K Ultra HD native resolution, and uses an LED light-source with up to 2,500 ANSI lumens maximum brightness, and a 1.27:1 throw-ratio. The V10 is suitable for screen-sizes ranging between 60-inch to 150-inch, and has automatic keystone adjustments. The projector supports dual-band WiFi and a smart TV OS. Besides it, inputs include HDMI 2.1 with analog output, and you get two USB 3.1 ports for mass-storage devices.