Full HD quality images: Watching Hollywood blockbusters, playing the latest video games and cheering on your sports team will be a much more immersive experience thanks to the EH-TW6100's Full HD cinematic projections. The 40,000:1 contrast ratio is enhanced by Epson’s 3LCD technology to provide superb quality images and an equally high White and Colour Light Output of up to 2,300 lumens this means you can watch your content during the day, without having to sit in the dark to enjoy it. The auto-colour optimiser chooses a suitable colour mode, depending on the light level in the room, which allows you to concentrate on what you're watching rather than adjusting the menu settings. Amazingly bright Full HD 3D projections: If you want to take your cinematic experience to the next level, you can easily switch to 3D content at the press of a button. Thanks to Epson’s unique luminance enhancement technology, you'll notice immediately that 3D content is much brighter than many Full HD 3D home cinema projectors*1, delivering 3D images that are comfortable to watch. Get the most out of your 3D experience: This projector supports a wide range of current 3D sources, ensuring there is a large catalogue of films and programmes available for you to watch so you can make the most of the projector's 3D capabilities. Easy set-up: This projector is quick and simple to set up, thanks to its manual horizontal slider and automatic vertical keystone correction. Whatever its angle, you can easily align the projection to ensure a straight and correct image, which is great for settling down to watch a film, starting online games quickly or making sure you don’t miss the start of important sports events. User-friendly extras: EH-TW6100 can project two different images simultaneously via its split screen function which is perfect for in-depth multiplayer video gaming or watching two sports events at the same time. The front-facing ventilation system means you are not subjected to uncomfortable hot air while watching the screen and allows you to house the projector in bookcases and other enclosed spaces.