Epson Unveils Pro Cinema LS9000, 4K and 120Hz Projector for Demanding Gamers and Movie Enthusiasts

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Published on 31/07/2025 at 19:29

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Understand More About Epson’s Proposal for the Pro Cinema LS9000, Which Aims to Cater to Both Cinephiles and Demanding Gamers with Its Projector.

The Epson, leading brand in projection technology, has just introduced a new product that promises to revolutionize home entertainment: the Pro Cinema LS9000.

With the aim of <strong catering to both cinephiles and demanding gamers, uniting the best of both worlds in a single device.

Featuring 4K resolution and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, this high-performance projector hits the international market with a price of US$ 3,999 (R$ 22,398, in direct conversion).

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Perfect for Gamers: Fluid Image and Competitive Advantage

For the gaming audience, the Epson Pro Cinema LS9000 stands out as a weighty alternative to monitors and TVs.

The projector supports gaming in 4K at up to 120 frames per second, ensuring a fluid image and faster response in competitive gaming.

Low latency, with a lag time of less than 20 milliseconds, is crucial for player commands to be executed almost instantly, providing a real advantage in online matches.

Connectivity has also been designed with the current landscape in mind, as the projector comes with two HDMI 2.1 ports, which are essential to take full advantage of the latest generation consoles and modern PCs.

Image Quality for Cinephiles: Enhanced Colors and Brightness

The LS9000 also shines when it comes to home cinema. The projector features 4K resolution with HDR10+ and HLG, technologies that elevate contrast and color range, delivering more realistic and vibrant images.

With 2,200 lumens of brightness in colors (IDMS) and in white (ISO), the image promises to be bright even in well-lit environments, an important differentiator for those without a dedicated home theater room.

Colors have received special attention from Epson, which employed 3-chip 3LCD technology to display 100% of the RGB signal in each frame.

The result is a wider color gamut, with more vivid and accurate tones that enhance the visual experience of movies and series.

For perfect integration with the audio system, the projector supports ARC and eARC, facilitating connection with soundbars and receivers.

Design and Availability

Understand More About Epson's Proposal for the Pro Cinema LS9000, Which Aims to Cater to Both Cinephiles and Demanding Gamers with Its Projector. — Image: Notebookcheck

The design of the Pro Cinema LS9000 also reflects its status as an elite product.

The motorized lens system allows for a shift of up to +/- 96% vertically and +/- 24% horizontally, along with motorized zoom and focus, featuring ten memory presets for different screen formats.

Although the international launch has already occurred, it is important to highlight that there is currently no forecast for release in Brazil.

Brazilian cinema and gaming enthusiasts will have to wait for future news from Epson regarding its arrival

Epson Unveils Pro Cinema LS9000, 4K and 120Hz Projector for Demanding Gamers and Movie Enthusiasts

Understand More About Epson’s Proposal for the Pro Cinema LS9000, Which Aims to Cater to Both Cinephiles and Demanding Gamers with Its Projector.

Perfect for Gamers: Fluid Image and Competitive Advantage

Image Quality for Cinephiles: Enhanced Colors and Brightness

Design and Availability

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Epson Unveils Pro Cinema LS9000, 4K and 120Hz Projector for Demanding Gamers and Movie Enthusiasts

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Perfect for Gamers: Fluid Image and Competitive Advantage

Image Quality for Cinephiles: Enhanced Colors and Brightness

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