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Q: QuestionDoes this projector include a remote control?

• A:Answer Yes, a remote control with AA batteries is included.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum screen size viewable with this projector?

• A:Answer The maximum viewable screen size is 300 inches.

Q: QuestionDoes this projector have a quiet operating volume?

• A:Answer Yes, the fan noise is 31dB which ensures quiet operation.

Q: QuestionWhat is the life of the UHE lamp?

• A:Answer The UHE lamp provides up to 5,000 hours of lamp life in Eco mode and up to 3,500 hours in High mode.

Q: QuestionHow bright is this Epson projector?

• A:Answer This Epson Pro Cinema projector has 2400-lumen brightness for clear images.

Q: QuestionWhat type of connections does the Epson projector offer?

• A:Answer This projector has two HDMI inputs to connect to high-definition sources.

Q: QuestionExcept for the extra bulb, mount, etc, what is the difference between the 4010 &4050? Has anyone compared it to the Sony HW55ES (currently own)? Also, is upgrading from 4010 to 4050 worth it?

Asked 4 years ago by Darkseid.

• A:Answer According to projectorcentral.com, the 4010 and 4050 are the exact same projector except for the black casing: "Readers should note that the Epson Pro Cinema 4050, introduced just prior to the 4010, is the same projector housed in a black case instead of white, packaged for the commercial integrator market with a mount, extra lamp, and more generous warranty. All findings in this review apply equally to that model." I believe extra bulbs for these models of Epson projectors are about $300, so the $400 price difference for the 4050 covers the extra bulb, the mount and the 1 year of extra warranty coverage.

  Answered 3 years ago by DallasIPattorney

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Q: QuestionIs this projector wi-fi and blue tooth?

Asked 5 years ago by Jimmy.

• A:Answer No, it does not have Wifi and Bluetooth capabilities.

  Answered 5 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: QuestionDoes packaging include mount and extra bulb?

Asked 4 years ago by RP.

• A:Answer Yes it does

  Answered 3 years ago by ChrissanVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWould you recommend outdoor use? The lumens seem low but I wish to watch games outdoors with this. Lets say there will be dim outdoor lights.

Asked 7 months ago by ULIFOOTBALL.

• A:Answer Hello ULIFOOTBALL. The Pro Cinema 4050 has 2,400 lumens of color and white brightness. However, it is designed for indoor usage in a home theater setting. Using the projector outdoors during the day would result in a dim image and the possibility of exposing it to excessive dust and/or moisture. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.

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Q: QuestionDoes the Epson Pro Cinema 4050 4K 3LCD projector have power vertical and horizontal shift as well as keystone correction?

Asked 4 years ago by Billybutton.

• A:Answer According to projectorcentral.com, the Epson 4050 (and its twin, the 4010) have powered zoom, vertical and horizontal lens shift. They do not mention if keystone correction is powered or not.

  Answered 3 years ago by DallasIPattorney

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Q: QuestionWhat is the overall dimension of the box and total weight of Epson 4050 including inside the box?

Asked 4 years ago by Efren.

• A:Answer Hi Efren, Epson Pro Cinema 4050 4K 3LCD projector dimensions including feet: 20.5" x 17.7" x 7.6" (W x D x H). The projector weighs 24.3 lbs. Hope this answers your inquiry. Regards, Eduard - The Epson Team.

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Q: QuestionI'm interested in getting a 130" 2.35:1 screen. Wondering if installing this projector at 14 ft is an issue? I ask because the throw calculators show their values and some online don't even come close and say its great...just asking.

Asked 4 years ago by Smoothy.

• A:Answer The Epson guy wrote 19:9 accidentally I believe. the native aspect ratio of this projector is 16:9.

  Answered 4 years ago by Benrub

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Q: QuestionIs this true 4k or one of those Epson which uses 1080 and does some twisting, banding to upscale to 4K?

Asked 4 years ago by Asim.

• A:Answer According to projectorcentral.com, the Epson 4050 and its twin, the 4010 use "4k enhancement", which is similar to pixel shifting technology. Remarkably, although all of the pixel-shifting DLP 4k projectors achieve the full 8.3 million pixel display that defines what is 4k, the Epson 4010 and 4050 only display half the number of pixels (1080P x 2) yet because of the superior 15-piece lens and additional image processing actually produce better images than the DLP 4k pixel-shifters. That's the reason Epson hasn't seen the need to produce a projector with 4x pixel-shifting, as it wouldn't really improve the quality of their final image.

  Answered 3 years ago by DallasIPattorney

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