Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!

Shenzhen MTC Co Ltd https://www.szmtc.com.cn showcases a 135-inch micro LED display with 4K resolution, boasting 0.72 dots per inch, and an impressive 0.56t dots per inch on their 108″ 4K microLED display. The display appears seamless when viewed from a certain distance, with each module to be calibrated perfectly for the microLED modules to perfectly merge invisibly, with no visible seams or divisions between modules. Pricing for this colossal display is around $25,000, for the 108 inch and $35,000 for the 135 inch.

Shenzhen MTC is introduced as one of the world’s top three TV producers for the OEM market, Moving on, we delve into a potentially groundbreaking product: a 4K projector that could be priced at just $150 for bulk orders. It’s claimed to be the world’s first 4K 1 LCD projector, emitting approximately 500 lumens. Its performance is anticipated to shine in darker settings, promising long-term stability.

As the interviewee explores more TV options, including an 86-inch 4K TV with Min LED and various sizes, pricing remains undisclosed. The setting is the sprawling Shenzhen MTC factory in Shenzen, China, where orders can be placed directly with the company. Customization options for placing logos on TVs are also mentioned.

While details about color representation, dark levels, and refresh rates are left unaddressed, it’s suggested that these displays are suited for retail and industrial use, and even for corporate headquarters entrances.

The video continues with a brief glimpse of computer monitors and highlights the fact that Shenzhen MTC ships over 10 million TVs annually, cementing its position among the top three TV manufacturers globally.

The video is part of the Hong Kong Electronic Fair, attracting distributors worldwide who are eager to explore product possibilities for their markets. The interviewee’s excitement is palpable, emphasizing the potential of a groundbreaking $150 4K projector. The video concludes with gratitude for watching this insightful exploration of Shenzhen MTC’s offerings.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvi1DeQspd43hydxLddBjU8Z

Zoe of Ultimems https://www.ultimems.com/ representative from the sales team demonstratrates and explorates Ultimate’s remarkable product, the Vector scanning module, primarily known as the MEMS (Micro Electronic Mechanical Systems) projection mirror.

Zoe begins by introducing the Vector scanning module, a cutting-edge technology that lies behind her. With great enthusiasm, she explains that the MEMS mirror is Ultimems flagship product. It becomes evident that Ultimems takes pride in manufacturing this innovative mirror, which boasts some exceptional features and functionalities.

I dive deeper into understanding the technology that powers the MEMS mirror. Zoe enlightens me, mentioning that Ultimems produces both one-dimensional and two-dimensional mirrors. These mirrors, in conjunction with the Vector scanning module, create a holistic and dynamic scanning experience. The module itself, with its intricate components, is ingeniously designed and meticulously crafted by Ultimems skilled team.

Zoe takes a moment to emphasize the uniqueness of their raster scanning projector, proudly claiming that no other company in Taiwan offers a similar product. This exclusivity sets Ultimems apart in the market, giving them a competitive edge. Such a claim certainly sparks curiosity among viewers, as they eagerly await a demonstration to witness the projector’s capabilities.

I inquire about the resolution of the MEMS mirror, seeking to gauge its visual quality. Zoe reveals that the mirror boasts a high-definition resolution of 720p, providing a crisp and immersive viewing experience. This revelation prompts me to appreciate the impressive clarity and sharpness the mirror offers, making it an ideal choice for various applications.

As the conversation progresses, I am keen to understand the versatility and convenience of the MEMS mirror. Zoe unveils that the mirror can be easily connected to an iPad Pro using a Type-C cable. Notably, this single cable not only provides power to the mirror but also serves as the medium for content transmission. It’s a sleek and efficient setup that ensures a hassle-free experience for users.

Intriguingly, Zoe mentions that the MEMS mirror does not have an internal battery. Instead, it draws power directly from the connected device. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts further questions from me, as I wonder about the practicality and potential limitations of such a setup. Zoe confidently explains that Ultimate has designed the mirror to operate solely on external power sources, making it a lightweight and compact solution.

My curiosity piques once again, as I inquire about the mirror’s functionality and its ability to maintain focus regardless of the surface it projects onto. Zoe proudly explains that the mirror’s rapid scanning capabilities ensure it remains focus-free. With its advanced technology, the MEMS mirror eliminates the need for constant adjustments, ensuring a hassle-free viewing experience.

Intrigued by the potential applications, I ask about the MEMS mirror’s optimal resolution and whether it can be used in large-scale projections. Zoe reveals that the mirror can create an impressive projection of up to 200 inches, provided the environment is adequately darkened. This versatility makes the MEMS mirror an ideal choice for various settings, including home theaters, presentations, and even outdoor activities like camping.

To further illustrate the capabilities of the MEMS mirror, Zoe showcases a captivating projection on a nearby surface, impressing both me and the viewers. The clarity and precision of the projection are striking, capturing attention and fostering a sense of wonder about the possibilities this mirror presents.

I take a moment to acknowledge Ultimems longevity in the industry, inquiring about the company’s history. Zoe reveals that Ultimems has been a key player in the market for eight years, consistently delivering innovative solutions. This longevity and experience lend credibility to Ultimems products, reassuring potential customers of their commitment to quality and excellence.

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Check out my Display Week 2023 sponsors https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvjCrPLmMguxH5aIl4y75Lr- and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7xXqJFxvYvhNinXlfK22GotQv-7gjT4H both of whom I will soon be filming new videos with, so check back!