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Fast-refresh tri-laser projector brings motion clarity to global screens

As we mentioned in our recent coverage of the XGIMI and AWOL Vision ultra-short-throw projectors recently, the race is on to get a 4K/120-Hz model out into the wild. JMGO has already had a non-wall-hugger available in China for a while, now it's up for global pre-order.

Console gamers cabled up to either of the two IRIS Series smart projectors currently waiting in the wings for general release will probably benefit most from the zippy frame rates here.

"As big-screen entertainment enters the high-frame-rate era, conventional 60-Hz projection can no longer keep up with the demand for greater motion clarity," said the company in a recent press statement. "JMGO IRIS Series delivers true 4K@120 Hz from input to output. Powered by a dual-DLPC architecture and the JMGO HyperPulse Actuator, which shifts 480 times per second, the JMGO IRIS Series preserves full 4K detail at 120 Hz."

So that should mean...

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Anthropic Launches Faster, Safer, and Cheaper Claude Opus 5.5

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Does your AI agent really understand your enterprise context? You need more than a knowledge graph, says Google Cloud's Andi Gutmans

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Bernie Sanders proposes banning ‘superintelligence’ and putting violators in prison

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Bernie Sanders proposes banning ‘superintelligence’ and putting violators in prison