The Premiere – projector or TV?

Samsung presented its latest device in Poland – the projector The Premiere. This is the perfect alternative for anyone who does not want a TV at home, but would like to enjoy the best quality entertainment.

The Premiere projector, or impressions to power

Samsung has introduced two models of The Premiere laser projectors – the 130-inch LSP9T and the 120-inch LSP7T. It is no longer a device with which we have associated the name “projector” so far, because this time it is not a cluttered interior, a large device that needs a suitable place and long setup. Samsung assures that “The Premiere works right after it is turned on – in 10-20 seconds you can start the cinema screening”. It sounds very encouraging. This projector is characterized by access to Smart TV functions, 4K resolution, beautiful colors and contrast (HDR10 +) and a really big screen.

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Thanks to the Dual Laser technology of the LSP9T model, you can enjoy more real and intense colors. It is also worth mentioning the high brightness – 2800 ANSI lumens in the LSP9T and 2200 ANSI lumens in the LSP7T. So you don’t have to worry that the room you want to watch is not dark enough. Both projectors offer four display modes: Standard, Dynamic, Movie and Filmmaker Mode. The latter will take care of the settings that the producers dreamed of for the film.

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One of the most important features of The Premiere is Ultra Short Throw. So there is no need to suspend the device from the ceiling or look for a convenient place away from the wall. To get a 100-inch image in the LSP9T model, the projector should be only 11.3 cm from the wall or screen. Samsung has also not forgotten about good sound quality. The LSP9T model features 40-watt speakers in 4.2 format and built-in woofers. The LSP7T, on the other hand, will fill the space with powerful sound, thanks to its 30-watt 2.2-format speakers.

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