The first smart projector with Roku built directly into its operating system is now available for purchase in the United States. The Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube is being sold on Amazon with a regular price of two hundred and fifty dollars. However, a limited-time coupon is available until October first that brings the price down to one hundred and eighty dollars, a savings of seventy dollars. This new model represents a significant step forward from the past. Over a decade ago, a Roku-branded projector was released, but it required a separate Roku Streaming Stick to function. The Aurzen D1R Cube integrates the Roku OS directly, eliminating the need for any external hardware to access streaming content. Users will control the projector using a familiar Roku remote. The interface is the standard Roku platform, featuring a personalized home screen that provides quick access to The Roku Channel and a vast library of other streaming apps. The projector is also compatible with the Roku mobile app and fits into the Roku smart home ecosystem. For audio, it supports connection to compatible Roku wireless speakers and soundbars. Private listening is available through Bluetooth headphones, and there is a standard three and a half millimeter audio output jack for wired speakers. Designed for both indoor and outdoor movie nights, the projector supports screen sizes ranging from forty inches up to one hundred and fifty inches. It features a native 1080p resolution for full high-definition viewing. The device is rated for a brightness of 330 ANSI lumens. It includes Apple AirPlay support for screen mirroring from Apple devices and an HDMI port for connecting other media players or a video game console. Audio is handled by dual five-watt speakers. Setup is designed to be user-friendly with automatic features. The projector includes auto focus and auto keystone correction to ensure a clear and rectangular image without manual tweaking. A guided setup process is also included to help users get started quickly.
