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Epson Home Cinema 4010 (EH-TW7400) review

Posted on February 23, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Let’s clear something up: Despite the 4010 (as it’s known in the U.S.) and EH-TW7400 (for the rest of the world) being in Epson’s PRO-UHD line-up, it’s not actually a native 4K projector.

That may a bit disappointing if you’re looking to upgrade from a full HD projector, but the only brands currently selling projectors with native 4K pixel counts for regular-ish folk are Sony and JVC. That means you’ll largely be comparing faux-4K projectors like the Epson 4010 to the likes of the BenQ HT2550 or TK800, and Optoma UHD60.
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Audio & Video Tags:4K, BenQ, Epson, Epson Home Cinema 4010, full HD, HD, home, Home Cinema, jvc, native, Optoma, Optoma UHD60, Pixel, projector, review, Sony, TechRadar, uhd

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