we are a couple that doesn’t watch television, and don’t even have one.

we only watch dvx titles, which happens to have less resolution than the showwx has.

plus, you can watch the titles everywhere, even on bed projected on the roof… it’s pure mobility, and much better than a fullhd television which costs pretty much the same but you can’t move anywhere.

we also move alot, and the expensive television would be a treat for burglars in search for precious items to steal. a showwx stays in your pocket and comes with you, even in vacation, hotels, where televisions aren’t so great afterall…

10 lumens at the source, for each scanned pixel. Once the pixel expands and hits the “display surface”, it is less than 10 lumens. BUT the image is made of 407K pixels that each have a lumen intensity of around 10 when they leave the mirror.

Displaying the image on a 1 square foot area, in a normally lit living room, you have to produce over 20 lumens per square foot. The SHIOW WX only needs to produce more lumens per pixel than 20/407K. Which it does until approximately 32″ diagonally. Of course, the darker the room, the darker the blacks will be as they are not diplayed.

Your retina does not “forget” the pixel image until it is refreshed by a next scan. It appears that the image is fully displayed but it is one pixel at once. Just fast enough that your eye get fooled into “thinking” it sees a full projected image.