NEW DELHI: BenQ, a major player in digital display market, has launched a new palm-sized GP1 mini-projector in India. The new product in PC-less, lamp-free and is based on LED technology and integrated USB video reader.
The tiny 640g projector is packed with advanced features to run all multimedia content. BenQ claims it has superb picture quality, sound, and convenience: 120 per cent NTSC, 100 ANSI lumens powered by digital LED lighting, Wall Color Correction, built-in 2W speaker, 20,000+ hours light life, iPod/iPhone dock (optional), instant On/Off, and tripod compatibility.
The projector comes for Rs 36,600.
Boasting anytime, anywhere projection, the GP1 projector is ideal for all users - on vacation, to sleepovers, to family functions, or just around the house – load movies or family photos/video onto a USB thumb drive and enjoy large-screen viewing in the hotel room or any room of the home. It displays bigger than any comparably priced TV and is much more versatile, portable, and easier to use.
Kids can connect to gaming consoles or DVD players. Traveling business professionals can keep corporate videos, jpeg-format presentations, and more on a USB thumb drive for spur-of-the-moment presentations in the lounge, at the coffeehouse, even in the smallest cubicle.
The 15-80” image in 4:3 native format (16:9 selectable) is adjustable with digital zoom and preset picture PC and A/V modes. Auto play modes, auto keystone, auto search, and Wall Color Correction get content up and running fast, while the integrated speaker delivers instant digital sound.
Ample connectivity includes D-Sub, Composite, and USB inputs, and PC audio output. A detachable iPod/iPhone docking station is available as a clever option.
