Short-throw video projectors are nothing new. They’ve been used in schools and conference rooms for years. But what is new, is that they’re breaking some serious ground as a viable video projection alternative in residential spaces. For small rooms or rooms with structural limitations, they make a lot of sense.

“We see short-throw as the next big wave in residential video projectors, because it finally does away with the notion that a projector has to be mounted on the back wall or on the ceiling,” says Optoma's President Robert Sterzing. “You can put a short-throw projector into any room no regardless of the size of the room.”

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