NIKOHOME Invisible Laser Cinema

Guide

Invisible laser cinema versus a regular projector

A complete system against a regular projector and a large flat TV. Who should do it — and who should just buy a television.

What we mean by invisible cinema

Not a slogan. It means ultra-short throw, an ALR screen, and furniture that can hide both — started by one command. When you are done, the room has no cinema equipment in it. That is the sentence behind home with the show.

Flagship: Invisible Laser Cinema.

The daily cost of a regular projector

A stand, blackout, a sheet that never goes away, cables. Plenty of people buy a projector and then turn it off because the room looks temporary. An invisible cinema takes that friction out of the day. The cost is that cabinet and screen have to be furniture from the first drawing.

Who should, who should not

Yes: you care how the living room looks, you want a hundred inches, you can live with a plan instead of a same-day checkout. No: you want a cheap bedroom throw, or you insist on a 65-inch news panel that never sleeps.

On one table

Invisible laser cinemaRegular projectorLarge flat TV
Picture100 inches and up, can vanishCan be large, often occupies the roomUsually to 85 inches, never leaves
DaylightALR + a bright hostUsually needs blackoutBest
The room returnsCabinet closes, screen dropsThe kit staysThe wall is a panel
InstallFurniture-grade systemStand / ceiling mountOn the wall

Next

Still unsure after this page? Book a demo. Tongzhou can open three screens and two cabinets. That beats another spec sheet.

Also: FAQ, living room.

One visit explains more than a spec sheet

The Tongzhou showroom is by appointment. Send the room and we will sketch cabinet, screen and host first.