Does this offer 4K? null

The LCD panels are 1080p and not 4K, but Epson uses something called eShift to make the picture appear sharper than 1080p. So, you could call this Faux-4K. At this price range, this is all we can expect for now.

From Epson: "Featuring 4K Enhancement Technology1, this brilliant home theater projector supports 4K streaming devices and Ultra HD Blu-ray™ content. It's also compatible with High Dynamic Range (HDR) content, displaying an extraordinary range of brightness levels with deep, dramatic blacks"

“Does this offer 4K?”

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Epson - Home Cinema 5040UB 3LCD Projector with 4K Enhancement and HDR - White-Front_Standard

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The LCD panels are 1080p and not 4K, but Epson uses something called eShift to make the picture appear sharper than 1080p. So, you could call this Faux-4K. At this price range, this is all we can expect for now.
Answered by bommai 8 years ago
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From Epson: "Featuring 4K Enhancement Technology1, this brilliant home theater projector supports 4K streaming devices and Ultra HD Blu-ray™ content. It's also compatible with High Dynamic Range (HDR) content, displaying an extraordinary range of brightness levels with deep, dramatic blacks"
Answered by Davealc 9 years ago
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No, this is only 1080p.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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