Formovie's Xming arm is launching a cute new portable projector known for its 1080P Page One model and sold for both value and ease of use. 

A new entry in Xming called Episode One leverages a customized, fully enclosed light engine built at 1080p resolution. It comes equipped with omni-directional automatic trapezoid, intelligent obstacle avoidance and automatic focus, making the setup an absolute breeze. 

While its high contrast ratio of 1500:1 may not pit it among the best projectors, its budget price of 3 300 definitely does not allow it to beat the maximum size of 500 inches of Episode 1 vs. 120 inches of competition. You won't get 4K images from your computer, but it's not easily portable.

If most TVs weigh between 20 and 40 pounds, the Xming Episode One weighs only 2.8 pounds. You also need to worry about noise because this projector keeps immersion at an all-time high thanks to limited sound interference and low power consumption, and

Dolby Audio support means you don't need one of the best soundbars to get enough audio from this projector. , plus the addition of HDMI2.1 makes the game wind. 

Episode One uses Google TV for its content and apps, so you don't have to worry about connecting additional hardware like the Amazon Fire Stick. It comes as an addition that other projector products are welcome to skimp on in this regard, usually using android or some other interface with a limited overall range. 

Formovie is known for its powerful projector product, which was best witnessed by Formovie Theater, which uses ALPD4.0RGB+ technology for superior color accuracy, provides 2,800 lumens to the chassis.While the appropriately named Theater may come with a premium3,500 premium, Episode One is almost 10 times less, and is the most popular projector in the world. It still offers an exceptional range for its price points. 

Those who want to get Xming Episode One can pre-order their projectors on the Formovie website and get a discount discount ahead of their official debut on 70/14.