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CLR stands for Ceiling Light Rejecting, while UST ALR stands for Ultra Short Throw Ambient Light Rejecting. Although the two names emphasize different features, they essentially describe the same type of ambient-light-rejecting screen material designed for ultra-short-throw projectors.

Hisense PX4-PRO is a 4K RGB triple laser ultra short throw projector supporting large screen sizes from 80 to 200 inches. This guide explains the best projector screens for PX4-PRO, including motorized floor rising screens, fixed frame UST...

This comprehensive guide explores the best ways to replicate a professional cinema experience within the comfort of your own home. By focusing on versatile installation methods, we break down the benefits of VIVIDSTORM’s diverse product lineup, including high-end...

Still projecting on a plain white wall? This guide explains why a dedicated projector screen is essential for achieving true 4K clarity, superior contrast, and color accuracy. Beyond image quality, discover how VIVIDSTORM motorized floor-rising screens redefine spatial...

Don't let ambient light ruin your cinematic experience! This comprehensive guide explores the science behind Ambient Light Rejecting (ALR) technology and compares four cutting-edge solutions: UST ALR/CLR, Fresnel, Enhanced Long Throw, and Obsidian ALR. Discover the key differences...

VIVIDSTORM wins the prestigious VGP 2025 SUMMER Planning Award in Japan! Discover why our S PRO UST ALR floor-rising screens were selected by industry experts as the "must-buy" solution for modern home theaters and premium laser TV setups.

Is a white wall enough for your laser TV? Japanese home theater expert Omokichi Papa puts the VIVIDSTORM UST ALR Floor Rising Screen to the test. Discover how our proprietary ALR technology rejects 85% of ambient light to...