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VIVIDSTORM wins the Innovation Excellence Award at UEA 2026 in London. Discover how its motorized projection screens, UST ALR technology, and integrated home cinema solutions bring immersive big-screen entertainment into modern living spaces.

Explore VIVIDSTORM’s new Silux Pro and SilicaFlex Fresnel screens, watch an official Fresnel demo, and discover six autumn home cinema picks—from hidden screens to laser TV cabinets and outdoor movie setups. Plus, a brief guide to the Fall...

Learn what 0.6 to 1.6 projector screen gain means, how gain is measured, and how ALR, projector type, room lighting, viewing angle, and screen size affect your choice.

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.

Event ended September 7, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. A look back at VIVIDSTORM’s 22nd anniversary offers and 22-winner giveaway. This historical article is retained for reference; anniversary offers and entry are closed.

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...

What is the best screen for the Hisense L9Q? Compare VIVIDSTORM floor-rising, drop-down, recessed and fixed frame screens, including S PRO, S Lite Hyper, PRO Slimline, PHANTOM, Lenticular ALR and Fresnel options. Learn whether a 120-, 130- or...

Choosing the right screen is just as important as choosing the projector itself. Learn how Matte White, Long Throw ALR, and UST ALR screens perform with long throw RGB triple laser projectors, and why many users report reduced...

AWOL Aetherion Max and Pro are ultra short throw projectors, so choosing the right screen is essential for image quality. In this guide, VIVIDSTORM explains which screen works best for different setups, including bright living rooms, dark theaters,...