Well not everyone wants a projector. And most rightly think that it won't be bright enough or would take a while to power on. Those worries are of course got nothing to do with laser UST projectors.

As you can see in the pictures above, it's bright enough for daytime viewing. Just don't intentionally place the screen in direct sunlight. 

Neither Formovie nor Nexigo has local distributors. We were looking at a UST for the lounge and Formovie specifically as early as 2022 during the ID planning. Last year decided on the Nexigo due to its fast support on AVS Forum, apart from its feature set.

The Aurora Pro was bought during the Black Friday promotions back in November last year. It was USD$2,499. For the BF combo, its the PJ and the Nexigo 120" ALR fresnel screen (USD$1,299); They throw in a pair (2) of 3D glasses. The advantage of the Aurora Pro over the FM Theater is the ability to do 3D; it handles 3D very well too.

Nexigo will not ship directly to Malaysia. They can ship to Singapore though. Payment is through PayPal. For ours, it was shipped to HK because we knew people there. I don't know the details about the import tax but just be prepared to pay 6-10%.

Oof. Sorry about your loss. Do be careful about UST and its screens, if you have cats or dogs, or children under 7. They might damage the very expensive screen.

As far as I know, no 4K UST projectors currently support 120Hz refresh rates. They can accept video input of 120Hz but not display them. The reason is all of them are using 1080p DMD chips with pixel shifting tech. Using pixel shifting can give you great 4K 60Hz image, but 120Hz is simply not feasible for pixel shifting.

There are native 4K projectors but none are USTs. Even Epson's EpiqVision Ultra LS800B that uses 3 LCD panels and costs USD$3,500 make do with pixel shifting. The Aurora Pro use DMD panels.

MEMC works to render 24/25/30 fps video to double that. Though we don't use MEMC.

Gaming at 60Hz works well. Minor lag.

LG?