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CJS has received a request to participate in the popup stores operated by brands Klipsch, McIntosh, and B&W, which they manage, and Optoma is supporting the installation of their products. The L1+ and D2 have been set up for demonstration at the Galeria Department Store's Luxury hall in Gangnam, while the ZH406ST has been installed for demonstration at the Galeria Department Store's Gwanggyo branch.
The L1+, D2, and ZH406ST models provide sharp, bright, and vivid visual effects, making them an excellent choice for movies, music enjoyment, or gaming.
The stylish L1+ projector is Optoma's eco-friendly 4K ultra-short-throw projector that's easy to install in any small space. It utilizes environmentally friendly 4LEDs to reproduce vibrant and crisp colors.
The D2 is Optoma's latest 4K ultra-short-throw laser projector, gaining popularity for its versatility. It supports easy mobility, simple setup, and various input/output ports, allowing connections to a wide range of AV devices like soundbars, amplifiers, and active speakers.
On the other hand, the ZH406ST excels in short-throw projection capabilities, making it ideal for places where securing a long projection distance is challenging. It can project a large screen of up to 300 inches even in tight spaces. Additionally, it utilizes eco-friendly and stable laser illumination, making it a suitable choice for long-term use without the need for frequent maintenance.
When using the TV, the bright screen of the TV does not overshadow the audio products being showcased in the popup store. The D2 and L1+ have been well-suited for the limited space, taking advantage of its design to address the space constraints. It's regrettable that equipment to block lighting or CLR screens couldn't be used due to the nature of popup stores in department stores. The ZH406ST adequately filled the large screen at the Gwanggyo branch, even in bright lighting conditions, ensuring that content was displayed effectively.