Infinity Screen Innovation - ZERO EDGE FLEX Slate .8

October 15, 2019

Nowadays, the most innovative thing is the TV screen. In order to enjoy the image quality and colors, you need to buy the right screen.

There is so much choice on the market in terms of features and price that you might even get a little confused.

Screen Innovations creates several unique systems that allow you to watch and enjoy your favorite show or movie without affecting the image of the room or natural lighting.

The latest addition to this product line is the Slate .8 high-contrast model.

It rejects 65 percent of the light in your room, while providing a quality picture with deep blacks, bright whites, and neutral colors.

When it comes to Zero Edge FLEX, with the system, you get a bezel-free display and integrated LED light.

Screen Innovations ZERO EDGE FLEX Slate .8 Projection Chart

Zero Edge FLEX has virtually no frame and appears on the wall like a giant panel.
The slate .8's material is a high-contrast dark gray design that enhances the contrast perceived by any projector.
The integrated LED enhances the depth of the image and creates a high-end look.
Installation is easy even for non-professionals
Light rejection properties allow you to view the image without fading
Has high output DLP and LCD projector

Introduction

The only easy way to get a big TV in your home without buying an expensive flat panel is to go with front projection.

It is also known as a two-way display, for which you will need a projector to complete the display system.

A key requirement for screens is to eliminate the effects of ambient light. Screen Innovations is trying to overcome this obstacle with its Black Diamond materials.

That's why the Slate .8 is the subject of today's review.

In the Zero Edge FLEX configuration, you also get a highly integrated lighting system that shines along the edges of the screen.

It can be used in many ways to enhance the image. The Zero Edge design is also attractive with its borderless screen.

Apart from the thin outer edge, the image is evenly distributed on all four sides and stands out from the wall.

Design

Zero Edge is aptly named because it has virtually no edge. While traditional fixed frames have a two- or three-inch edge covered in light-absorbing materials, Zero Edge has only a thin black, barely noticeable edge.

When you project an image, it simply dissolves into space, creating a unique effect that is not possible with traditional screens.

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The frame parts are made of extruded metal and have an almost tank-like build quality. When assembled, the unit is solid and rigid, requiring the thin material to stand perfectly.