Formovie is bringing liquid cooling to the projector market with its new Chapter One model. First shown at CES 2020, this LCD projector uses a Liquid Cooling System (LQC) to maintain stable brightness and reduce fan noise compared to traditional air-cooled designs. While high-end 4K models from Anker and Hisense have adopted similar tech, seeing it in a mainstream FHD unit signals wider accessibility.

Powered by a MediaTek MT9660 processor, the Chapter One delivers native 1920x1080 resolution at 2,000 ISO lumens. It supports MEMC smoothing, autofocus, and automatic keystone correction. A sealed optical engine prevents dust from affecting the optics, a common issue in home cinema setups.

Connectivity includes dual HDMI 1.4 and USB 2.0 ports, while Dolby Audio handles sound through integrated speakers, though detailed specs remain undisclosed. Pricing and availability are still pending, leaving consumers waiting to see if this six-year-old concept finally ships at a competitive price point.