Sony Ultra Short Throw Project turns any surface into a 4K screen

El CES 2014 has been the setting chosen by Sony to present its 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector system, a team of 2.000 lumens that offers a resolution of 4096 x 2160.

The Ultra Short Throw Projector has been introduced by Kaz Hirai, CEO of Sony, in Las Vegas within the framework of CES 2014 that today closes its doors. A team of 2.000 lumens that offers a resolution of 4096 x 2160, thanks to the three SXRD chips of 0,74 inches that incorporates, and allows you to reflect images of a size of 66 a 147 inches. It also incorporates four HDMI ports, display Triluminos, 3D support and a 1.6x monitored zoom lens.

With dimensions of 110 centimeters long, Sony's Ultra Short Throw Projector has a design that looks like it's part of the furniture and is easy to install, You just have to place it close to the wall. This projector is capable of turning any surface into a 4K screen by projecting the images through a diode laser source.. According to Hirai, The projector can be used to create a kind of virtual window “turning any wall into a screen”.

Sony has presented this equipment as part of a complete solution that it has called Life Space UX that integrates an interactive table-projector, an interactive metal wall panel, a small projector for the ceiling and this 4K projector. The latter will be available this summer in the United States and its price will be around 40.000 dollars.