AV Rant #929: Put a Normal Person in the Room
Epson’s new Q-Series projectors go for high brightness and high prices. Kaleidescape announced their highest-capacity 123 TB solid state Terra Prime Server. Portrait Displays released their new C6 HDR5000 Colorimeter along with a strange rebate offer. And Chick-fil-A needs its own streaming service for some reason.
Pictures shown in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBEWT8
00:00:00 – Intro
Time to watch some chicken-based reality and game shows: https://tinyurl.com/ycz8833x
00:09:46 – What We Watched
Rob watched Evil, which had its Series finale. And Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Tom continued watching Twisted Metal.
00:33:14 – Listeners of the Week
Our Listeners of the Week are Sasi for his PayPal donation, plus our 131 Patreon Patrons.
We also appreciate the notes of gratitude for keeping the podcast going from: James, Sasi, Terry, and Martin. Thank you to everyone for continuing to listen!
In the news:
00:35:47 – News: Epson Q-Series Projectors
Via Sasi – We talked about the QB1000 last week. Now we know its price is higher than we thought. And the QL3000 and QL7000 are even brighter and cost even more: https://tinyurl.com/3x45e69h
00:40:43 – News: Kaleidescape 123 TV Solid State Server
Via Joe – The highest-capacity Terra Prime Server uses solid state drives and costs $65,000: https://tinyurl.com/2js2tn2e
00:44:04 – News: Portrait Displays C6 HDR5000
The newest colorimeter is guaranteed to be accurate up to 5,000 nits. It costs the same as the old C6 HDR2000. The bundle with CalMan Home remains a good deal. But don’t do the rebate offer: https://tinyurl.com/rty7n93c
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