The laser lighting is rated to deliver 20,000 hours of uninterrupted use (in the projector’s Normal and Quiet running modes), and despite the high brightness for a portable projector, Epson claims that its new models should only run with a maximum of 22dB of fan noise in the EF22’s case and 23dB in the EF21’s case.

Following the release of its flagship Q-Series video projector line-up, Epson is not neglecting the mainstream consumer by introducing new additions to its compact portable projector offerings; the EpiqVision Mini EF21 ($899) and EF22 ($999).

Epson has unveiled the EpiqVision Mini EF21 and EpiqVision Mini EF22 LCD projectors, which feature HD resolution, a claimed 1,000 lumens and built-in streaming. They're identical inside, but outside the EF22 adds a gimbaled design that lets you pivot and swivel the projector for fast setup (more on that shortly).

Committed to providing high-quality entertainment solutions that deliver immersive and shared viewing, Epson today unveiled new Epson EpiqVision® Mini models designed to Make Every Event Epic. Featuring an all-new premium,

Epson is preparing to launch the Epson EpiqVision Mini EF22 and EF21, a set of smart laser projectors that promise a compelling home theater experience for as low as $900.