Thanks for sharing - I was actually very curious about how (if?) this technology is going to deliver against 4K quality expectations... ...so good to hear you liked PQ.

I can also imagine Sony will be trying to have minimum lag time and enable future 4K console gaming.

And finally, I dream of some future "Eurosport UHD" channel with FIFA World Cup, Olympic Games or Wimbledon on big wall... *drools*

Ryan.  Great post.

I saw this a few weeks back on the Sony website and thought WOW, that is just great and a pair of BL20s would look great.  I didn't realise how much it would cost.

I've seen similiar sorts of short throw devices , but these may have been laser

I love the cabinetry and there is inbuilt storage. 

Yes LG make a laser short throw projector but that one sits 20" away from the wall, and by all accounts the picture isn't that great. I have an epson device at my office which is similar - it's a very ungainly looking affair hanging off the wall above our screen on a support. The interesting thing about the sony was that it sits right on the wall for 100" image or six inches from the wall for 147" image. This one uses a laser light source but shining on a phosphor wheel to make white light which is then separated across three of their imaging panels inside the unit.

Might integrate well into a larger B&O system. The industrial model is

A good looking unit and a great concept. With a little bit of wood, the design would resemble the old radiograms of a certain company that also likes to use motorized mechanical functions.