benq projector brochure 09/10

Project your vision

Winter 09/10 Projector Family Brochure

BenQ projectors draw on a set of core technologies that ensure superlative

performance and create the foundation for differentiating features.

BrilliantColor™ enhances color and overall picture brightness, while BenQ takes a

comprehensive approach to heightening contrast.

BenQ incorporates leading-edge short-throw projection features in models

designed for smaller spaces, while all models incorporate technologies such as

DLP chips that enable greater user convenience and cost-effectiveness – as well as

superior reliability.

Brilliant technology, BrilliantColor™

BrilliantColor™ is an advanced on-chip technology

developed by Texas Instruments specifically to enhance

color performance in projectors.

BrilliantColor™ allows processing of six color channels,

instead of the three available to conventional projectors,

expanding the color space that can be rendered by BenQ‘s

projectors.

BrilliantColor™ also increases overall picture brightness,

resulting in ultra-realistic, vividly realized colors and the

best possible viewing experience.

Go big in small spaces

BenQ’s short-throw projectors let you enjoy a big-screen

show even in locations where space is tight. BenQ’s short-

throw projectors need just half the distance required by

conventional projectors to display an image of a given

size.

Due to the use of an advanced design based on a special

aspherical lens, BenQ short-throw projectors let you

enjoy the show in places not usually amenable to

projectors. In addition, with the projection distance so

much reduced, you no longer need to worry about

shadows cast by people walking between the projector

and screen, nor about having to deal with the projector

lamp shining in your eyes when giving a presentation.

So if you want to give a big-screen show in a small space,

a BenQ short-throw projector is the way to go.

Original color

Boosts mid tones by 50%

Traditional Projector BenQ Short-Throw Projector:The aspherical lens effectively boosts the image zoom rate.

BenQ Uses the Newest Aspherical Short-Throw Lens Technology.

Core Technology

High contrast, High-quality viewing

One of the most important determinants in the quality

of the viewing experience provided by a projector is its

contrast ratio.

BenQ has spared no effort to maximize contrast ratios,

darkening blacks and brightening whites to bring out

the full range of color and detail in the projection image.

Black, anti-glare surfaces inside the projector dampens

light diffusion that can make black areas of the picture

less than fully black, eliminating detail as dark shades are

lost.

The optical engine and lamp have also been optimized

so that the full level of brightness is maintained, not only

revealing further color and details, but also enabling an

excellent viewing experience even with a high level of

ambient light in the room.

Convenience and Cost-effectiveness

With their exclusive use of DLP chip technology, BenQ

projectors employ a sealed optical engine that eliminates

the need for filters, simplifying maintenance and avoiding

problems associated with blocked filters.

And because DLP chips are not prone to color decay,

you’re spared expensive repairs later – or even having to

purchase a completely new projector – simply to restore

the projector’s original performance characteristics.

This low-maintenance design is one reason why BenQ

projectors offer lower total cost of ownership, making

them the most economical choice.

Step One: Advanced Continuous Electronic Iris Step Two: DynamicBlack™ Technology

Viewing Modes

Cinema

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Dynamic

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User 1/2/3

Dynamic Mode

Cinema Mode

Eletronic Iris corresponds to various preset modes.

Bright Scene

Dark Scene

DynamicBlack™ digitally examines the source video to determine the appropriate Iris aperture for the level of light shown on screen.

The optics, lamp, color wheel, mirror and DLP Chip can be completely sealed so that dust can-not affect image.

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Things You Must Know as a Buyer

The Ultimate Guide to Projector

Purchase

For those of you who are still scratching your head when

you hear DLP or LCD, it’s time to really know your pro-

jector! Find out why DLP projectors make a better choice

over LCD projectors and how the Rainbow Effect is really

some urban 3C myth! While you’re at it, have a quick re-

view over the commonly used projector terms!

A DLP Triumph

Still Debating Between DLP and LCD?

It’s Really a No Brainer! Take a Look Below!

The Ultimate Buyer’s Guide

DLP VS. LCD Compact & Light Weight with

Single-Chip Design

Three-Chip Design =

Bigger Size & Heavier Weight

Technical Advantage in Preventing

Color Decay = Long-Term Picture Reliability

Yellow & Green Tint Color Decay Manifested in

as Little as 300 Hours

Excellent Readability that Comes with

Higher Native Contrast Ratio

“Screen Door” Effect Caused by Large, Easily

Visible Pixels Projected

Immune to Dust with Sealed OpticsReduced Contrast by 50% Due to

Dust Accumulation

Lowered Maintenance & Operating Cost

with Filter-Free Design

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Go 3D with DLP® Link!

Elevate Learning to a Whole New Dimension of Fun!

Get ready for some serious learning fun that will get stu-

dents engaged, excited, and involved! BenQ projectors

and DLP Link are taking teaching to a whole new dimen-

sion of effectiveness and enjoyment...at no extra costs.

Selected BenQ Education Series projectors come stand-

ard equipped with 3D technology. And unlike the tradi-

tional 3D projector system, which requires two perfectly

aligned projectors to transmit two separate video feeds in

order to deliver a 3D projection, BenQ has mastered 3D

display so as to require only one projector equipped with

Front Project 3D DLP Link technology.

3D instruction will be the latest trend in education, open-

ing up new opportunities in teaching methods for edu-

cators and students alike. Not only will students be able

to better visualize complex concepts such as molecular

bond formation and geometry, they can acquire true-

to-life experiences such as dissecting a frog through 3D

demonstrations. In addition, teachers can take their class

on virtual trips all around the world from the Egyptian

pyramids to the Great Wall of China using 3D education-

al media content. Imagine the time and money savings

on field trips!

How Does It Work?1) Turn on your BenQ 3D projector. It will automati-

cally be in 3D mode – no need to navigate complex

menu settings!

2) Pop in your 3D multimedia educational DVD into

your notebook or DVD player. Your device must sup-

port a 120Hz output, which is required for 3D con-

tent.

3) Have students put on their DLP 3D active eyewear.

4) Hit play and be ready to wow and engage your stu-

dents with 3D instruction!

What’s Hot – 3D’s the New Way to Go!

�e Rainbow E�ect, otherwise known as “RBE”, is claimed to be a stroboscopic e�ect that exhibits brief �ashes of red, blue, and green when projected bright white objects move very quickly across black backgrounds. However, research shows that while some may be quite sensitive to RBE, other may never see them at all. Also,

with the increase in color wheel speed and application of LED illumination, it’s

safe to say that the RBE is virtually eliminated.

�e Rainbow E�ect�e Rainbow E�ect

ANSI LumensThe measuring unit for light output or brightness

Aspect RatioThe ratio of an image‘s width to its height

BrightnessThe amount of light emitted in an area; measured in ANSI lumens

Color DecayImage degradation caused by the lack of brightness in the panel decay

DLP (a. k. a. Digital Light Processing)Light processing system developed by Texas Instruments that uses thousands of microscopic mirrors to project digital images

LCD (a. k. a. Liquid Crystal Display)A format for high-resolution digital image presentations; often used as technology inside a projector

Native Contrast RatioThe contrast ratio between the black and white in an image without hardware and software

Native ResolutionPhysical resolution of the display device in number of pixels per unit of area

Picture ReliabilityHow the image of projector will look over time; whether or not the projected images would suffer from color decay

PixelShort for picture element; the smallest element in a displayed im-age; expressed in horizontal x vertical dimensions (e.g. 640 x 480)

RGBRed, green, and blue; the traditional projection system used to display full spectrum of color onto display devices

TCOTotal cost of ownership

Throw DistanceLength of projection beam required for a projector to produce images of desired size

Zoom LensLens that can be adjusted to alter the size of projected image on the screen without having to move the physically projector

Zoom Lens RatioThe ratio between the smallest and the largest image a zoom lens can show from a given distance

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What BenQ Has to Offer

Filter-Free, Sealed-Engine Design

With numerous people shuffling about, it’s no wonder places are extremely prone to dust. That’s why BenQ DLP

projectors are hands-down the only smart choice for all projection needs. Unlike LCD projectors that require costly filters

to keep dust out, BenQ DLP projectors boast a sealed-engine design that protects all optical components from dust... no

filters required!

What IT Personnel Want – Maintenance Savings!

Non-DLP Projector Engine Design

• Dust filters are required, but they still do not catch all dust particles.

• Dust that accumulates on the engine will eventually cause projector temperature to rise, which in turn will shorten lamp life.

• Dust accumulation also causes optics and LCD panels to degrade, creating color decay, which then affects image quality.

Extra Cost: Filters need to be routinely cleaned to maintain optimal performance, typically every

100 to 300 hours of operation.

Extra Cost: Filters need to be replaced after 2000 hours of operation.

BenQ DLP Projector Sealed-Engine Design

Reduced Cost: The optical engine is completely sealed from dust, so no filters are required.

Reduced Cost: The DLP chip is cooled from the back to prevent overheating and to promote longer lamp life.

Image is Everything!Enjoy Superb Readability and Breathtaking Colors with BenQ!

Sharpen Up with High Contrast RatiosBenQ DLP projectors boast high contrast ratios from 2000:1 up to 3500:1. In real-world terms, high contrast ratios translate to razor-sharp detail definition and a broader range of subtle color differences. Hues are more deeply saturated and vivid, which in turn grab student atten-tion and interest. High contrast ratios combined with DLP’s innately higher fill factor (vs. LCD) further enable deeper, truer blacks and whit-er, more pristine whites. Ultimately, text is sharper, cleaner, and easy to read... even from the very last row.

“Filters require routine cleaning and replacements! They’re so much trouble!”

“Stop asking me to go from room to room over some tiny problem! It’s just so annoying!”

“The LCD projectors are too old! Just look at the color decay!”

“Everyone’s complaining about the lamps and filters being too expensive. It’s not like I’m not trying to help save money!”

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Vivify Your World with BrilliantColor™BenQ was among the first to adopt BrilliantColor technology, a unique color-processing algorithm that revolutionized the industry by vastly expanding the color gamut beyond that of previous generation projectors. Together with BenQ’s proprietary golden ratio multi-segment color wheel, BrilliantColor amazes with super-enhanced whites and secondary color processing, boosting mid-tone hues by up to 50% in brightness. BenQ projectors with BrilliantColor deliver unsurpassed color range, depth, and vibrancy far beyond the conventional color space to capture hard-to-produce vivid yellows, cyan, and magenta. BrilliantColor and BenQ breathe life into every image!

Flawless Color Accuracy

without Decay

With all-digital DLP image processing, BenQ education

projectors never suffer color decay, ensuring vibrant, bold

colors that last. No-decay color accuracy is just one more

way cost-effective BenQ DLP projectors out-class LCD

models!

Intelligent Lamp Care

Lamp care is another crucial consideration when it comes

investing in projectors. In case you haven’t realized, pro-

jector lamps require special care as they are sensitive to

heat and movement. They are also quite expensive to re-

place. BenQ has a special lamp care system that comes

with a sophisticated cooling system, which safeguards the

projector lamp even from its users! This lamp care system

automatically detects and evaluates the lamp temperature

when the projector is turned on. It’ll only allow the pro-

jector to start running if the lamp is cool enough. With

the help of this smart design, you get to extend the lamp

life up to 4000 hours!

Original color

With BrilliantColor™

BrilliantColor™ Color Gamut

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Remote Maintenance

with Crestron® RoomView®

BenQ is proud to introduce Crestron–supported Room-

View network service. This networking feature gives IT

personnel simplified real-time, facility-wide control and

management of up to 250 projectors from a single central

station. Everything from projector presence, power sta-

tus, lamp life, and even IT support can be monitored, ac-

cessed, and controlled remotely, eliminating the need for

in-person servicing. Automatic e-mail notifications can

also be set up to alert the IT department in the event of

projection trouble, allowing administrators to act quickly

in resolving problems.

The Costs of Color Decay

• Color decay could occur within the first few hundred hours of use.

• Color decay also adversely affects overall image quality by lowering con-trast, lessening readability, and dulling brightness.

The Importance of Color Accuracy

• Bold, brilliant colors simply captivate student interests better than dull faded colors, making the projected content more interesting and fun.

• Color accuracy is vital for such educa-tional content as charts, tables, graphs, and maps.

• It is a proven fact that DLP projectors maintain 100% color accuracy well beyond few thousand hours of usage, translating to a much more cost-effec-tive projector.

Lamp Care

BenQ Education Projector Series

Short-ThrowShorter Projection Distance

Better Classroom Management

Got a small-sized classroom? That’s no problem! The

BenQ short-throw projectors – refined with BenQ’s mar-

ket leading short throw technology – only need half of the

projection distance of traditional projectors to project a

full sized image! These short-throw projectors come with

a special aspherical lens precisely calculated and posi-

tioned to deliver a large-screen projection in tight spaces

without jeopardizing picture quality.

By keeping the projector close to the screen, teachers gain

much better control over their classrooms. With the pro-

jector placed in front of the class, rather than in the back,

nothing can ever come between the projector and the

screen. Classroom furniture, book edges and even stu-

dents can sometimes interrupt teaching sessions by creat-

ing distracting shadows on the projection screen! In addi-

tion, short-throw technology means no projector glare in

the teachers’ eyes, meaning they can maintain face to face

contact with students.

BenQ Gives You Big Pictures in a Short Distance

■ BenQ MP522 ST Short-Throw Lens 1m 55”

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Short-Throw Filter-Free BrilliantColor™

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p Native Resolution: SVGA (800 x 600)

p Brightness: 2000 ANSI lumens

p Contrast Ratio: 2600:1 (Full on/ Full off)

p Throw Ratio: Short-Throw 0.9:1 (55”@1M)

p Weight: 2.5 kg

p Size: 255 x 90 x 214 mm

A cost-effective solution for

elementary to high school

classroom applications

MP515 ST


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p Throw Ratio: Short-Throw 0.9:1 (55”@1M)

p Weight: 2.4 kg

p Size: 255 x 90 x 214 mm

Unconstrained Big-Screen

Instruction for

Small–Sized Classrooms

MP522 ST

Interactive WhiteboardsActive Learning is the Key to

Educational Success!

Interactive whiteboards (IWB) are one of the best edu-

cation tools available, promoting student participation,

higher information retention, and outright learning fun.

Optimizing interactive whiteboard use is BenQ’s Short-

Throw Projector Series. With a unique aspherical lens,

BenQ ultra short-throw projectors can be ceiling-mount-

ed as close as 1 meter from the whiteboard, preventing

disruptive shadows from being cast on the board.

Ideal for

Medium Sized

Classrooms

Top 5 Reasons to Go Interactive

It’s fun for all agesIt’s been tested and proven that students of all ages (from kin-

dergarten through college) enjoy and appreciate a fun, inter-

active learning experience! Teachers also are more enthusiastic

since learning success improves among students.

IWBs offer versatile teaching and learning stylesInteractive whiteboards benefit all types of learners – whether

it’s tactile learners who learn by touching, audio learners who

benefit from discussions, or visual learners who prefer learning

through seeing.

Interactive learning grabs student attentionRather than sitting at a desk listening to the teacher lecture,

students are more attentive when IWBs are used because they

can partake in teaching the lesson. Hands-on participation also

promotes understanding.

IWBs are compatible with various teaching toolsUnlike traditional whiteboards, interactive whiteboards can be

used to display images from both document camera and video

camera. They’re also great for showing scanned images.

It’s clean and hassle-freeBecause interactive whiteboards come with their own electronic

marking devices, there’s no more need to get hands dirty with

chalk or dry erase markers.


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p Throw Ratio: Ultra Short-Throw 0.6:1 (81”@1M)

p Weight: 3.5 kg

p Size: 290 x 94 x 278.6 mm without Lens

A Perfect Interactive

Experience for

Medium-Sized Classrooms

MP776 ST

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p Throw Ratio: Ultra Short-Throw 0.6:1 (81”@1M)

p Weight: 3.5 kg

p Size: 290 x 94 x 252 mm without Lens

The Best IWB Partner for

Small-Sized Classrooms

MP772 ST

Small Conference Room

BenQ projectors the right partners for

work and play

For fun or for work, BenQ MP515, MP615P and MP523

got elegant design, excellent performance, and handy fea-

tures that’ll make it a hit with you.

The three models are highlighted by super-quiet opera-

tion, all-digital image processing and smart user-friendly

features. They are soft and curvaceous; there are no sharp

edges anywhere on the exterior. The full-bodied design

also represents the myriad of functions that come stand-

ard with these models; whether it’s for business, educa-

tion, family entertainment, or computer games.

MP515 and MP615P boast high contrast ratio with

2600:1. High contrast ratios translate to razor-sharp de-

tail definition and a broader range of subtle color differ-

ences, which make texts sharper, cleaner, and easy to read

and grab the attention and interest of the audience.

Small Conference RoomSilent yet Strong.

Zero Noise Disturbance

If all else fails to suppress the projector noise problem,

switch to a BenQ ultra-quiet projector and hear the dif-

ference. BenQ has made improvements all around – from

re-designing their color wheel for maximum noise and

vibration absorption to creating a smoother airflow that

enables exhaust fans to run at lower speeds.

The BenQ advantage: sweet silence!

Maximum operational quietness is achieved by refining even the tiniest components in the advanced ventilation system.

BenQ’s Silent Engineering

Component Design

Anti-VibrationSystem FlowConversation

RefrigeratorQuiet LibraryWhispering

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p Throw Ratio: 1.97 ~ 2.16

p Weight: 2.4 kg

p Size: 273 x 108 x 215 mm

SVGA

800X600 ANSI Lumens2,500

2600:126 BrilliantColor™

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ANSI Lumens2,700

SVGA

800X600

2600:127 Lamp Hours

4,000BrilliantColor™


Lamp Hours4,000

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ANSI Lumens2,000

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p Throw Ratio: 1.97-2.17 (50”@ 2m)

p Weight: 2.6 kg

p Size: 264 x 99 x 212 mm

SVGA




ANSI Lumens2,700

SVGA

800X600

2600:127 Lamp Hours



Lamp Hours4,000

BrilliantColor™


ANSI Lumens2,000

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p Throw Ratio: 1.86-2.04 (53”@ 2m)

p Weight: 2.3 kg

p Size: 255 x 90 x 214 mm

SVGA




ANSI Lumens2,700

SVGA

800X600

2600:127 Lamp Hours



Lamp Hours4,000

BrilliantColor™


ANSI Lumens2,000

XGA

1024X768

2000:1

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Bright pictures for the

budget-minded user

MP515

Wonderful for work,

perfect for play

MP615P

Turn-key solution for

daily presentation needs

MP523

Medium Conference Room

The best visual experience

A BenQ projector ensures that your business presenta-

tions are the best they can be. Your audience will enjoy

the big-screen views that keep the visual details crisp and

the colours bright, and you`ll appreciate the features de-

signed to make every presentation go off without a hitch.

Because they run whisper-quietly, the BenQ projectors

offer an environment of silence and project in bright,

high quality images.

BenQ’s Silent Engineering is the reason. It means

2700/3000 lumens and 16.7 million colors with only

27/28 dB of operational noise. Silent engineering and su-

perior visual projection. Because Enjoyment Matters.

Medium Conference RoomEnjoy new horizons of silent operation.

ANSI Lumens3,000

2600:128

XGA

1024X768

Filter-Free

ANSI Lumens2,700

2600:127

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1024X768

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p Throw Ratio: 1.97-2.17 (50”@ 2m)

p Weight: 2.6 kg

p Size: 264 x 99 x 212 mm

ANSI Lumens3,000

2600:128

XGA

1024X768

Filter-Free

ANSI Lumens2,700

2600:127

XGA

1024X768

Filter-Free




p Throw Ratio: 1.86-2.04 (53”@ 2m)

p Weight: 2.3 kg

p Size: 255 x 90 x 214 mm

For professional

applications

MP575

Keep the

presentations lively

MP625P

Medium to Large Conference Rooms

NetworkCrestron® RoomView® LAN Software:

The Ultimate Solution for Easy Maintenance

No more running around between rooms and perform-

ing tasks that normally have to be done in person! The

Network models from the BenQ Education Projector

Series are Crestron RoomView-supported to provide IT

personnel and projector managers simplified real-time,

facility-wide central access and control over a single pro-

jector or groups of projectors simultaneously via a single

station.

Now IT personnel and projector managers can perform

remote diagnostics to resolve technical issues in real-time

and set up automatic e-mail alerts for routine mainte-

nance and lamp replacements. They can also schedule

automatic shut down times for end-of-day, weekends,

and holidays. Thus, time, money and energy are saved for

better use.

Ideal for

Medium Sized

Classrooms

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MP670

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MP626

Who Benefits from Projector Networking?

Schools & InstitutionsWith projectors better managed and maintained, total cost of ownership (TCO) can be greatly reduced over the life of the projector. In a widespread setting, such as in a university, RoomView plus BenQ deliver an affordable, comprehensive, and feature-rich network solution for schools that is unmatched by other providers. TeachersKnowing that there’s fast, accessible remote tech support via networking certainly puts a teacher’s mind at ease. Should the teacher need help with setup or projection, the IT department can be notified to resolve the issue from offsite, eliminating time wasted spent waiting for tech support to arrive in person. Teachers can get lessons back on track faster and IT personnel can utilize their time more efficiently.

Smarter Maintenance

Solution

MP777

Remote Support for

Medium–Sized Classrooms

MP776

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High BrightnessClarity is Critical for Effective Instruction

Projector brightness is a major issue when it comes to pres-

entation settings that are bigger in size such as large class-

rooms, lecture halls, and auditoriums. The same can be

said for venues characterized by bright ambient lighting.

To accommodate such settings, presenters usually dim

the lights to gain projection clarity. However, this often

results in losing control of the audience in the near dark-

ness and people struggling with note-taking or even sim-

ply staying awake.

BenQ’s high brightness projector models enable lights-

on instruction in even the largest venues. Colors are eye-

popping while readability is easy on the eyes!

Ideal for

Large-Sized Classrooms

Lecture Halls, and

Auditoriums

Projection Clarity Depends On… How Big The Classroom IsBig settings require big screens, making projection brightness less concentrated. How Bright Ambient Lighting IsThe more ambient lighting, the lesser image clarity. Whether Or Not Lights Can Be DimmedBrightness level is not an issue in a darkened room. However, clarity may suffer greatly if lights cannot be dimmed and/or windows cannot be covered completely.

Lights-On Learning for

Large-Sized Classrooms

SP840The Most Brilliant

Projection for Auditoriums

SP920P

The Lighthouse to

Your Classroom

SP870


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2600:1

2000:1WXGA+



ANSI Lumens4,000

2000:1

XGA


2000:1 Lamp Care

XGA


2000:1 Lamp Care

3D ColorManagement


3000:1XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768


Management

3D ColorManagement


Dual Lamp


10W SpeakerAuto

Keystone


3W Speaker

1080PFULL HD


4W Speaker



3000:1



2600:1



2600:1

2000:1WXGA+



ANSI Lumens4,000

2000:1

XGA


2000:1 Lamp Care

XGA


2000:1 Lamp Care

3D ColorManagement


3000:1XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768

3D ColorManagement

XGA

1024X768


Management

3D ColorManagement

Split-Screen – project from

two different sources

SP831/SP830

BenQ High Brightness ProjectorsOther Brands

Interaction is the key to successful learning.

No more nodding off in class!

Note-taking made easy.

Coming SoonDecember 2009

Dual Lamp Design for Extra Brightness!

Large Conference Rooms

Mobile Series

BenQ CP series projectors

Powerful to fit in your business; portable to fit in your

suitcase. Experience the unprecedented combination of

functionality and mobility! When it comes to business

competition, you need to be armed with the best equip-

ment to achieve your goal.

It is now there for you to acquire – get your CP series

projector and you’re one step close to success with every

impeccable presentation.

XGA


1000:11.5 kg

Ultra-mobileBrilliantColor™



p Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 (Full on/Full off)

p Throw Ratio: 1.9 to 2.1 :1

p Weight: 1.5 kg

p Size: 190 x 77.5 x 205 mm

Mobile SeriesPowerful and Portable for the Road-Warrior Presenter.

Meet CP270, and experience the unprecedented

combination of functionality and mobility!

Ultra-Portable, Super-Sleek

Commuter Series

CP270


AutoKeystone

ANSI Lumens100

2000:1SVGA

856X600




p Throw Ratio: 1.92 (51” @ 2m)

p Weight : 640 g

p Size: 136.5 x 54 x 120 mm

BenQ Joybee GP1 Mini ProjectorWatch Here, Watch There, Watch Everywhere!

The BenQ Joybee GP1 Mini Projector is a palm-sized,

pocket projector designed to keep you entertained wher-

ever you go! All you have to do is plug in your personal

media device to turn downloaded movies, photos, and

even music videos into great big fun! This mini projector

is LED-lit to deliver stunning images up to 80” in size!

It also comes with an integrated 2W speaker to further

enrich your audiovisual enjoyment. So have a seat, relax,

and enjoy! With the BenQ Joybee GP1 Mini Projector,

things are certainly lookin’ great!

LED lamp for 20,000 hours

Joybee GP1

Home Series

Right at home

A BenQ projector fits in perfectly with any home enter-

tainment system, turning all your viewing of video con-

tent like DVD movies into a luxury cinema-like experi-

ence. So if you’re ready for big-screen enjoyment without

the need to even step outside your front door, BenQ pro-

jector is right for you.

HQV

An enormous leap has been taken in fine-tuning the

Chroma & Luma Transition Enhancement, noise reduc-

tion, and detail enhancement! BenQ Home Projectors

built with the HQV technology – now takes projection to

a brand new level!

Electronic Iris

For optimal viewing, the BenQ home projectors come

with 4 viewing modes (Cinema, Dynamic, Standard,

and Photo) that you can select, plus 3 memory slots that

you can calibrate to your own preferred settings. The ad-

vanced continuous electronic Iris works like your own

eye. It widens and narrows, letting out as much light as

necessary to match the selected contrast range.

DynamicBlack™

The BenQ Home Series together with Texas Instruments’

DynamicBlack™, the contrast technology provides a sec-

ond level of Iris control that enhances contrast based on

the exact image being shown. Darkened scenes? No prob-

lem. DynamicBlack™ digitally examines source video to

determine the appropriate Iris aperture for the level of

light present in a given scene and open and close the pro-

jector iris accordingly. When it’s darker, the Iris closes to

boost contrast. When it’s lighter, the iris will open.

Home SeriesLet Full HD make every show at home a hit.

ANSI Lumens2,200

3000:131

HD720P

ANSI Lumens2,000

3000:127

1080PFULL HD

ANSI Lumens2,500

5000:129

1080PFULL HDp Native Resolution: 1080p DC2 (1920 x 1080)



p Throw Ratio: 1.59-1.9 (56,8”@2m)

p Weight: 3.4 kg

p Size: 325 x 95 x 254 mm

ANSI Lumens2,200

3000:131

HD720P

ANSI Lumens2,000

3000:127

1080PFULL HD

ANSI Lumens2,500

5000:129

1080PFULL HD

p Native Resolution: 720p (1280 x 720)



p Throw Ratio: 1.53-1.76 (59”@2m)

p Weight: 2.7 kg

p Size: 306 x 93 x 216 mm

ANSI Lumens2,200

3000:131

HD720P

ANSI Lumens2,000

3000:127

1080PFULL HD

ANSI Lumens2,500

5000:129

1080PFULL HD

p Native Resolution: 1080p DC2 (1920 x 1080)



p Throw Ratio: 1.62-2.43 (56”@2m)

p Weight: 6.7 kg

p Size: 428 x 156 x 345 mm

Brilliant 720p

Home Entertainer

W600

Full 1080p

Glamour for Less

W1000

Ultra-Bright, Ultra-Contrast

1080p Luxury

W6000

Bonus - Projector 101

The Essentials Caring for

Your Projector

◊ Read the user manual. It’ll give you all the instructions

you need for properly using your new projector.

◊ Practice makes perfect. Become familiar with all the

functions before using the projector for the first time

with your class. Practice setting up the projector sev-

eral times to remember the steps.

◊ Be gentle. Carefulness is key! Do not move, shake,

bump, or jostle your projector when it is on. You may

accidentally damage the lamp, which is very sensitive

to movement when in use.

◊ Patience is a virtue. Wait at least one minute before

turning your projector off. Allowing time for the unit

to cool will help extend lamp life. Remember, exces-

sive heat can greatly shorten the life of your lamp.

◊ Keep it cool and moisture-free. Not only should you

let your projector cool properly, you should also avoid

operating or storing it under direct sunlight or near

a heat source. Additionally, make sure your projector

stays dry. Humidity harms image quality plus short-

ens lamp life.

◊ Give it breathing room. Check to see where the ex-

haust vent is and make sure nothing obstructs it.

Blocked or restricted air flow will cause overheating

and faster lamp burnout.

◊ Proceed with caution. Replacing your projector lamp

is not as difficult as you might have thought. Usually,

all you have to do is turn a few screws and switch out

the lamp. However, it’s best to go over the instruc-

tions in the user manual before attempting to install

the lamp yourself since the lamp housing and glass

are quite fragile.

◊ Pay attention. If you hear any strange sounds coming

from the projector when it’s in use, turn it off or un-

plug it immediately.

Tips & Tricks

Proper Steps to Turning Your

Projector On/Off

To Turn It On To Turn It O�

Connect your projector to a grounded outlet.

Turn on the projector bypressing the “Power” Key.

Wait until the “Power” indicator light turns orange.

Press the “Power” again to startup.

Wait until the “Power” indicator light turns static green.

�e projector is now ready for use.

Press the “Power” to initiate turn o�.

Wait until the “Power” light �ashes green,indicating that the cooling process is starting.

Wait until the fans stop turning, and the “Power”

indicator light turns orange.

Now it’s safe to unplug the projector.

To Turn It On To Turn It O�

Connect your projector to a grounded outlet.

Turn on the projector bypressing the “Power” Key.

Wait until the “Power” indicator light turns orange.

Press the “Power” again to startup.

Wait until the “Power” indicator light turns static green.

�e projector is now ready for use.

Press the “Power” to initiate turn o�.

Wait until the “Power” light �ashes green,indicating that the cooling process is starting.

Wait until the fans stop turning, and the “Power”

indicator light turns orange.

Now it’s safe to unplug the projector.

BenQ Model Overview

Education Series Small Conference Rooms

Model MP515ST MP522ST MP772ST MP776ST MP515 MP615p MP523

Basic Specification

Native Resolution SVGA (800*600) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) SVGA (800*600) SVGA (800*600) SVGA (800*600) XGA (1024*768)

Brightness (ANSI lumens) 2500 2000 2500 3500 2500 2700 2000

Contrast Ratio 2600:1 1000:1 2400:1 2400:1 2600:1 2600:1 2000:1

Lamp 220W 185W 210W 280W 220W 185W 180W

Lamp Life2000/3000 hrs (normal/eco)

3000/4000 hrs (normal/eco)






Throw Ratio 0.9-1.08 (55"@ 1m) 1.9-2.1 0.61 (81"@ 1m) 0.61 (81" @ 1m) 1.86-2.04 (53"@ 2m) 1.97-2.17 (50"@ 2m) 1.97 ~ 2.16

Focus Range 0.6 to 6.6m n/A 0.75 to 3.72m 0.75 to 3.72m 1.0 to 12.5m 1.0 to 13.2m 1.2 to 12.0m

Zoom Ratio 1.2±2% Fixed Fixed Fixed 1.1:1 1.1:1 1.10:1

Image Size (with focus) 27" to 300" n/A 61" to 300" 61" to 300" 24" to 300" 23" to 300" 30" to 300"

Keystone Adjustment1D, Vertical

+/- 40 degreesVertical +/- 25 degrees

1D, Vertical +/- 30 degrees




n/A

Aspect Ratio4:3 (4 aspect ratio

selectable)4:3/16:9 screen

selectable4:3 (4 aspect ratio

selectable)4:3 (4 aspect ratio



selectable)4:3/16:9 screen

selectable

Max. resolution support up to UXGA up to SXGA up to SXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to SXGA

Noise level (normal/eco) 32/26 dB 31/26 dB 32/27 dB 34/29 dB 32/26 dB 29/27 dB 33/30 dB

Dimension (WxHxD) 255 x 90 x 214 mm 255 x 90 x 214 mm290 x 94 x 278.6 mm

(with Lens)290 x 94 x 278.6 mm

(with Lens)255 x 90 x 214 mm 264 x 99 x 212 mm 273 x 108 x 215 mm

Weight 2.5 kg 2.4 kg 3.5 kg 3.5 kg 2.3 kg 2.6 kg 2.4 kg

Power consumption (typ.) 275W, standby<1w Max 280W 295W, standby < 1w 390W, standby < 1w 275W, standby<1w 230W, standby<1w Max 230W

Horizontal Frequency 31-92 kHz 31-82 KHz 31-93 kHz 31-93 kHz 31-92 kHz 31-90 kHz 31 - 79 KHz

Vertical Frequency 48-86 Hz 48-85 Hz 48-86 Hz 48-86 Hz 48-86 Hz 50 - 85 Hz 50 - 85 Hz

Input Terminals

Input/Output Terminals

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component);

Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x 1;

HDMI v1.2 x 1;

Video (RCA) x 1;

S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1

Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1;

Component Video: D-sub 15 pin (Shared with Analog RGB connector);

S-video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1;

Composite Video: RCA x 1;

PC audio: Stereo mini jack x 1


Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component);

Audio (mini jack) x 1;

Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x 1 set;

Video (RCA) x 1;

S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1;

LAN (RJ45) x 1




Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x 1 set;

HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x 1;

Video (RCA) x 1;

S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1;

LAN (RJ45) x 1




Video (RCA) x 1;





Video (RCA) x 1;


Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1;

Component Video: D-sub 15 pin (Shared with Analog RGB connector);

S-Video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1;

Composite Video: RCA x 1;

PC audio: Stereo mini jack x 1

Speakers 5W x2 (Amp 4W x2) 5W x 1 5W x2 (Amp 4W x2) 5W x2 (Amp 4W x2) 2W x1 (Amp 1W x1) 2W x1 (Amp 1W x1) 2W x1

Control Terminals

RS232 (9pin type-1) RS232 (9pin type-1) RS232 (9pin type-1) RS232 (9pin type-1)RS232 (9pin type-1); USB (Type mini B) x 1

RS232 (9pin type-1)RS232 (9pin type-1) x1 (8 pin mini din)

Accessories (Standard)

Remote Control; User’s manual CD (22 languages)







Feature

Short Throw

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningPanel Key lockQuick coolingPresentation TimerWall color correction

Short Throw

BrilliantColor™Digital zoomWall Color Correction3D Color ManagementQuick Auto SearchPresentation TimerPanel Key lock11 sets of application modesHigh altitude modeClosed Captioning

Dynamic Contrast Ratio

Short Throw

BrilliantColor™Digital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningPanel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlPresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

Short Throw

BrilliantColor™Digital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlPresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningPanel Key lockQuick coolingHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningQuick coolingHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall color correctionUpper lamp door

BrilliantColor™ Wall Color Correction11 sets of picture modeStandby D-Sub OutputPower SavingAuto SourceHigh altitude modeSecurity Password

BenQ Model overview

Medium Conference Room Large Conference Room/LAN+High Brightness Large Conference Room/LAN+High Brightness Mobile Home Series

Model MP575 MP625p MP626 MP670 MP776 MP777 SP830 SP831 SP840 SP870 SP920p CP270 Joybee GP1 W600 W1000 W6000

Basic Specification

Native Resolution XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) WXGA (1280*768) WXGA (1280*768) 1080p (1920*1080) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) XGA (1024*768) SVGA (856*600) 720p S450 (1280*720)1080p DC2 (1920*1080)

1080p DC2 (1920*1080)

Brightness (ANSI lumens) 3000 2700 2500 3000 3500 4000 3500 4000 4000 5000 6000 2000 100 2200 2000 2500

Contrast Ratio 2600:1 2600:1 3000:1 3000:1 2600:1 2600:1 2000:1 2000:1 2000:1 2000:1 2000:1 1000:1 2000:1 3000:1 3000:1 50000:1

Lamp 210W 185W 180W 230W 280W 280W 300W 300W 330W 360W 260W*2 (Dual lamp) 200W PT39 (LED) 230W 180W 280W

Lamp Life3000/4000 hrs (normal/eco)












20000 hrs 2500/4000 hrs (normal/eco)



Throw Ratio 1.86-2.04 (53"@ 2m) 1.97-2.17 (50"@ 2m) 1.93-2.16 (51"@2m) 1.93-2.16 (51"@2m) 1.51-1.96 (65"@2m) 1.51-1.96 (65”@2m) 1.56 to 1.81:1 1.56 to 1.81:1 1.60-1.92 (56"@2m) 1.64 to 1.88:1 1.64-1.88 (60”@2m) 1.9 to 2.1 :1 1.92 (51" @ 2m) 1.53-1.76 (59"@2m) 1.59-1.9 (56.8"@2m) 1.62-2.43 (56"@2m)

Focus Range 1.0 to 12.5m 1.0 to 13.2m 1 to 12.9m 1 to 12.9m 1.0 to 12m 1.0 to 12m 1.0 to 10.3m 1.0 to 10.3m 1.0 to 11.7m 1.2 to 10.0m 1.0 to 11.5m 1.0 to 11.5m 0.6 to 3.1m 1.0 to 10.7m 1.0 to 11.7m 1.0 to 14.8m

Zoom Ratio 1.1:1 1.1:1 1.1:1 1.1:1 1.3:1 1.3:1 1.16:1 1.16:1 1.2:1 1.15:1 1.15:1 1.10:1 Fixed 1.15:1 1.2:1 1.5:1

Image Size (with focus) 24" to 300" 23" to 300" 23"~300" 23" to 300" 25" to 300" 25" to 300" 25” to 300” 25” to 300” 24" to 300" 31” to 300” 31" to 300" 24" to 300" 15" to 80" 26" to 300" 24" to 300" 28” to 300”

Keystone Adjustment1D, Vertical

+/- 40 degrees1D, Vertical

+/- 40 degrees1D, Vertical +/- 40

degrees1D, Vertical +/- 40

degrees1D, Vertical

+/- 40 degrees1D, Vertical


horizontal +/- 30 degreesVertical +/- 40 degrees

horizontal +/- 30 degrees1D, Vertical



Vertical +/- 25 degrees




2D, H +/-30 degrees V +/-30 degrees

Aspect Ratio4:3 (4 aspect ratio






selectable)15:9 native 15:9 native

16:9 native (5 modes selectable)

4:3/16:9 screen selectable

4:3 (4 aspect ratio selectable)

4:3/16:9 screen selectable



16:9 native (5 modes selectable)


Max. resolution support up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to WUXGA up to UXGA up to UXGA up to SXGA up to SXGA up to UXGA up to WUXGA up to WUXGA

Noise level (normal/eco) 33/28 dB 29/27 dB 30/28 dB 34/31 dB 34/29 dB 34/29 dB 34/32 dB 34/32 dB 39/34 dB 36/33 dB 37/35 dB 37/34 dB 28 dB 34/31 dB 29/27 dB 32/29 dB

Dimension (WxHxD) 255 x 90 x 214 mm 264 x 99 x 212 mm 306 x 97 x 216 mm 306 x 97 x 216 mm 290 x 94 x 252 mm 290 x 94 x 252 mm 375 x 115 x 277 mm 375 x 115 x 277 mm 325 x 95 x 254 mm 375 x 115 x 277 mm 443 x 167 x 355 mm 190 x 77.5 x 205 mm 136.5 x 54 x 120 mm 306 x 93 x 216 mm 325 x 95 x 254 mm 428 x 156 x 345 mm

Weight 2.3 kg 2.6 kg 2.75 kg 2.75 kg 3.1 kg 3.1 kg 4.5 kg 4.5 kg 3.4 kg 4.9 kg 10.4 kg 1.5 kg 640 g 2.7 kg 3.4 kg 6.7 kg

Power consumption (typ.) 275W, standby<1w 230W, standby<1w 230W, standby <1w 290W, standby <1w 390W, standby < 1w 290W, standby<1w Max 450W Max 450W 430W, Standby<1w Max 510W 760W, Standby<5w Max 285W 60W, Standby<1w 290W, Standyby <1W 250W, Standyby <1W 380W, Standby<1w

Horizontal Frequency 31-92 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-93 kHz 31-93 kHz 24-82 kHz 24-82 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-93 kHz 31-82 kHz 31-82 KHz 31-79 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-90 kHz 31-92 kHz

Vertical Frequency 48-86 kHz 50-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 48-86 Hz 48-86 Hz 48-85 Hz 48-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 48-85 Hz 48-85 Hz 48-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 50-85 Hz 48-85 Hz

Input Terminals

Input/Output Terminals Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x 1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x 1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1;

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1; Audio (mini jack) x 1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; LAN (RJ45) x1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1; Audio (mini jack) x 1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; LAN (RJ45) x1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x 1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; LAN (RJ45) x1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Computer 2 (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x 1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; LAN (RJ45) x1

PC Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1DVI-I (HDCP support)RJ45 x 1A/V Component Video: RCAx 1 setS-video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1Composite Video: RCA x 1PC Audio: Stereo Mini Jack x 3L/R audio: RCA Set x 3

Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1 (shared)DVI-I (support HDCP) x 1Digital: HDMI (v1.3)x 1Component Video: D-sub 15 pin shared)S-video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1Composite Video: RCA x 1PC audio: Stereo mini jack x 1L/R audio: RCA Set x 1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x 1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; Component (RCAx3) x1; LAN (RJ45) x1

PC Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1DVI-D (HDCP support)Component Video: RCAx 3S-video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1Composite Video: RCA x 3PC Audio: Stereo Mini Jack x 1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); DVI-D x 1; Audio (mini jack) x 1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x1;Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; Component (RCAx3) x1; Wired Remote (mini jack) x 1

Analog RGB: D-sub 15 pin x 1Component Video: D-sub 15 pin (Shared with Analog RGB connector) S-video: Mini Din 4 pin x 1 Composite Video: RCA x 1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (thru CEA 30pin, shared with component); Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x 1 (thru CEA 30pins); Video (RCA) x 1 (thru CEA 30pins); USB (Type mini B) x 1 (type A)

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x2; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; Component (RCAx3) x1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); Audio (mini jack) x1; Audio L/R (RCA x 2) x1; HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x2; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; Component (RCAx3) x1

Computer (DB-15pin) x 1 (shared with component); HDMI (v1.3 with audio) x2; Video (RCA) x 1; S-video (Mini DIN 4 pin) x 1; Component (RCAx3) x1

Speakers 2W x1 (Amp 1W x1) 2W x1 (Amp 1W x1) 10w x1 10w x1 5W x2 (Amp 4W x2) 5W *2 (Amp 4W x2) 2W x2 2W x2 3W x1 2W x2 5W *2 n/A 2W x1 2w x1 3W x1 n/A

Control Terminals

RS232 (9pin type-1) RS232 (9pin type-1);

USB (Type mini B) x 1

RS232 (9pin type-1); USB (Type mini B)


RS232 (9pin type-1) RS232 (9pin type-1) USB Connector: USB x 1, Type mini B; Serial Connector: RS232 8 pin MINI DIN; Wire Control: Mini jack x 1

USB Connector: USB x 1, Type mini B; Serial Connector: RS232 8 pin MINI DIN; Wire Control: Mini jack x 1

RS232 (9pin type-1);

USB (Type mini B)

USB Connector : USB x 1, Type mini B; Serial Connector : RS232 8 pin MINI DIN; Wire Control: Mini jack x 1

RS232 (9pin type-1) x1 (8 pin mini din); USB (Type mini B)

RS232 serial control: mini din 8 pin x 1

n/a RS232 (9pin type-1); USB (Type mini B)


RS232 (9pin type-1); USB (Type mini B) for service only

Accessories (Standard)

Remote Control;

User’s manual CD (22 languages)

Remote Control;

User’s manual CD (22 languages)

Remote Control; carry bag; User’s manual CD (22 languages)

Remote Control;

carry bag; User’s manual CD (22 languages)








Remote Control; soft carry case; User’s manual CD (22 languages)

Card type remote; carry bag; User’s manual CD (11 languages)



Remote Control with LED back light; User’s manual CD (22 languages)

Feature

BrilliantColor™Digital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningPanel Key lockQuick coolingPresentation TimerWall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™Digital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningPanel Key lockQuick coolingPresentation TimerWall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlHigh altitude modePresentation Timer Wall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlHigh altitude modePresentation Timer Wall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

Split ScreenPIPHQV™Independent Color ManagementBrilliant Color™3 User ModesPassword FunctionPanel Key LockDVI(HDCP support)HD TV CompatibilityMyScreenBackground ColorDigital ZoomDigital Screen Shift2D Keystone Sleep Timer Off & Go (Offline Cooling) Signal Shuttle (Optional)

Split ScreenPIPHQV™Independent Color ManagementBrilliant Color™3 User ModesPassword FunctionPanel Key LockDVI(HDCP support)HD TV CompatibilityMyScreenBackground ColorDigital ZoomDigital Screen Shift2D Keystone Sleep Timer Off & Go (Offline Cooling) Signal Shuttle (Optional)

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom (1.5x)Closed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingNetworking controlHigh altitude modeWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementTime ControllerPresentation Timer Power On/Off Ring Tone Panel Key LockResolution Reminder11 sets of Picture Mode“Q?” Hot Key for FAQFreezeLamp CareWall Color CorrectionBlank (ECO mode)Quick Cooling Security Password My ScreenHDCP compatibleHDTV compatibleHigh altitude mode

Dual lamp system

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom My screenPanel Key lockQuick coolingHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door

BrilliantColor™B5 size/1.5 kgQuick Auto SearchSleep TimerPresentation Timer Panel Key LockResolution Reminder11 sets of Picture ModeQuick Cooling Security Password High Altitude ModeHDTV compatibleMacintosh® Compatible 3D Color Management

Digital zoom (2 x)Auto keystone (1D)Quick coolingHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom 2xClosed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color Correction

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementDigital zoom (1.5x)Closed CaptioningAuto keystone (1D)Panel Key lockQuick coolingHigh altitude modeWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door Dual HDMI

BrilliantColor™3D Color ManagementPanel Key lockHigh altitude modePresentation TimerWall Color CorrectionUpper lamp door (side)Dual HDMILens ShiftHQVISFcccPanamorph lens compatibleIndependent Color Control

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