Hey everyone,

I’m part of the team at **Debonair World** (www.debonairworld.ca). We noticed that while TVs keep getting smarter, projectors have felt "stuck" in the past with clunky remotes and dim bulbs.

We developed the **Touch Play** series to bring a premium, tactile experience to the big screen. Here’s what we’ve built into our flagship model:

* **The World’s First Touchscreen:** You can navigate the interface directly on the unit—think of it as a 100-inch tablet on your wall.
* **1,100 ANSI Lumens (18,000 Source):** We’ve pushed the brightness so you don't need a blackout cave to enjoy a movie. It’s vibrant even with ambient light.
* **Fully Automatic Setup:** We integrated auto-focus, auto-keystone, and obstacle avoidance. You place it, and it calibrates itself in seconds.
* **Native Netflix Interface:** No workarounds or external dongles needed. The smart interface is built-in and ready to stream.

We’re proud to be a Canadian brand pushing the boundaries of what a portable cinema can do. 

**The Hook for the Community:** We are currently prepping an **Indiegogo launch** for our next-gen model, which features **dual-mic karaoke** and tech that turns your *entire wall* into a touch-sensitive surface.

**We’d love your feedback:** If you could turn any wall in your house into an interactive touchscreen, what would you use it for? (Gaming, digital whiteboards, or just the ultimate Netflix scroll?)

We’re a Canadian tech team that just launched the World’s First Touchscreen Projector. Here is why we’re rethinking home cinema