BenQ HT2050A Full HD Home Theater Projector w/ Lens Shift + Low Input Lag, 2200 Lumens, White

• Allows you to project bright, crystal clear visualizations with brilliant and sharp colors
• It projects full HD images clear and crisp with brightest of whites and deepest of blacks, every color and pixel preserved
• Up to 15,000:1 contrast ratio
• Enjoy PC-free projection with USB port

Product details

1920 x 1080 · DLP · 3D Ready · HDMI · USB · RCA · VGA · Component · Short Throw

Upgrade your home theater setup with this BenQ projector. Its Full HD 1080p resolution and 2200 lumens of brightness deliver clear, sharp images, while the glass optical system enhances detail and contrast. This BenQ projector has a shiftable glass lens for flexible placement, and its low-dispersion lens coating eliminates color fringing. Portable design Weighs 7.28 lbs. for easy transport to meetings, presentations and more. DLP image technology Offers crisp visuals. Rec.709 cinematic color Offers bright, vibrant image quality. ±30° keystone correction For distortion-free images. 2200 lumens of brightness Offer a highly visible display with clear on-screen images. 15,000:1 contrast ratio Provides a multitude of shades between black and white for rich color saturation. Lens shift Vertical lens shift for installation flexibility. 1080p (1920 x 1080) native resolution Creates a sharp, detailed high-definition picture. Dual HDMI inputs Make it easy to connect to high-definition sources. 59.8′′ – 300′′ viewable screen size Allows everyone in the room to enjoy a clear view. 1.15 – 1.5:1 throw ratio range Reproduces wide images in their correct proportions. Supports a variety of signals Including 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 480i, 576i and 576p for a wide range of compatibility options. 240W lamp Delivers up to 7,000 hours of lamp life in ECO mode and up to 3,500 hours of lamp life in normal mode for extended use. 27-29dBA fan noise Ensures quiet operation. Built-in 10W speaker Provides crisp sound. Included remote Provides simple control from across the room.