The BenQ LH730 LED Projector is a conference room display that can serve admirably in a home theater or media room. It delivers accurate color and high brightness for just $1,299
BenQ has just released its latest DLP display, the HT4550i LED 4K Projector. With prodigious light output, nearly full coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut, HDR, and a razor-sharp image, it raises the bar for what’s possible in a $2,999 projector
If you’re looking to make the jump to Ultra HD in your media room and need a high-output projector, look no further than the BenQ TK800. It delivers 3840x2160 pixels, HDR10, and 3000 ANSI lumens. Whether you want to watch movies or sports, or play games console games, it looks like a great choice for home entertainment. I’ll be putting it through its paces today.
LG ups the ante in portable displays with its HF80JA Laser DLP Projector. It features a single DMD chip and a 20,000-hour laser light engine rated at 2000 lumens. It can project an 80” diagonal image from just over eight feet away turning your living room into a theater in seconds. With a built-in speaker, all you need add is a source. Or use the LG SmartOS streaming interface to download your favorite content over its built-in Wi-Fi.
Why would someone install a business projector in their home theater? Light output, pure and simple. The BenQ MU686 delivers 3500 lumens in a compact chassis for only $749. I'm checking it out today.
How much projector can $1000 buy? How about a 1080p-res DLP with 3D, 2200-lumen output, low input lag for gaming and color accuracy worthy of any dedicated home theater? Today, I’m checking out BenQ’s HT2150ST short-throw display.
I’ve seen plenty of excellent portable projectors from BenQ lately but today I’m looking at a dedicated home theater model, the HT6050. This DLP offers interchangeable lenses along with THX and ISFccc certifications.
WiFi-enabled projectors are nothing new. But when you throw apps and a smart interface into the mix; that’s something we haven’t seen before. Today I’m checking out BenQ’s new i500 LED Smart Projector.
A bright projector doesn’t have to be large or noisy. BenQ’s new MH530 DLP display offers great picture quality, 3D, compact size, a quiet fan and a great price.
Today I’m looking at a breakthrough projector from the Optoma – the HD91+. It sports full home theater cred with accurate color, 3D and a DarkChip 3 DLP device. The best part it is has an LED light engine and sells on the street for only $4000.
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