Project Ariana by Razer. Brings the projector to your wall mounted display in new ways.

[cageymaru]

Project Ariana is a projector unlike you've ever seen before. Kinda reminds me of the Philips Hue system?, but completely different. Watch the videos from Twitter to get a feel how it works. Basically it extends your screen onto the wall.
http://www.razerzone.com/project-ariana

Saw it over on Mashable.
http://mashable.com/2017/01/05/razer-project-ariana-gaming-projector/?utm_cid=mash-com-Tw-tech-link#sd613jsnjlqd#2pzVb0z4oOq2





Nenu Thought you might like this one!

 

[Megalith]

So instead of bringing OLED monitors to market, companies are wasting all of their R&D on gimmicks like this.

 

[Nenu]

Unfortunately my computers security says no, I cannot view it.
Can you give me a summary please?

I might set up a shaggable windows install for situs like this

 

[cageymaru]

Basically you have your monitor mounted on the wall and the projector "sees" it. Then it will use a projector to extend the image on the monitor across the room but uses the monitor as the main focus. That way you have a perfect image of the game on the monitor, but the picture is extended and sorta blurred around the monitor and onto the entire wall.

 

[Nenu]

Interesting.
How does the pj know what to project beyond he display boundary?
The PC clearly isnt involved (otherwise it would need a driver), so it must make presumptions.
It has the ring of Amblilght,

I use a pj for gaming.
I dont think this would add to it.
I'm open to persuasion though.

 

[cageymaru]

You can skip to the 45 second mark, but he explains the beginning of their Chroma product stack to the ideas that brought about Project Ariana if you watch the entire thing.

 

[Vega]

That's what I've always wanted. A bunch of blurry streaks of light surrounding my display.

 

[realworld]

It's very distracting.

 

[Cecil]

Seems like a worse version of Microsoft Illumiroom concept from four years ago.