The 4LED Projector Provides Bright, Large-Screen Visuals, Even in Well-Lit Environments

BenQ has introduced a new conference room projector, the LH750, featuring an LED light source bright enough for use during the day. Designed for ceiling mounts, it offers “exceptional color accuracy and saturation” with Full HD resolution.

The LH750 features a 4LED light source capable of producing 5,000 ANSI lumens of peak brightness, providing clear visuals in well-lit rooms for up to 40 people. BenQ also highlights the projector’s quick start and shut-down capabilities, allowing users to begin without waiting for warm-up times.

Long-Lasting Light Source and Exceptional Color Performance

The light source is estimated to last 20,000 hours under standard use or 30,000 hours in eco mode. This 1080p projector delivers 30-bit color output, supporting over a billion colors, and covers 98% of the Rec.709 color gamut, ensuring “richer color saturation that accurately represents meeting presentations with crisp text and vibrant images.”

The light source is estimated to last for 20,000 hours under standard use or 30,000 hours in eco mode. This 1080p projector delivers 30-bit color output, supporting over a billion colors, and covers 98% of the Rec.709 color gamut. This ensures “richer color saturation that accurately represents meeting presentations with crisp text and vibrant images.”

Enhanced Visuals with HDR Support and Specialized Modes

The LH750 supports HDR10 and HLG content, offers excellent shadow detail with a 500,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, and features a “high-quality all-glass low-dispersion lens array” coated to minimize color fringing. It includes an Infographic Mode to enhance graphics, a Presentation Mode for more vibrant spreadsheets, and an sRGB Mode for optimized image content.

With a DLP projection engine and 1.62x zoom, the projector can display visuals up to 300 diagonal inches, though sharper images are achieved at shorter distances. It also features auto vertical keystone correction, corner fit, and screen alignment via Digital Image Shrink and vertical positioning adjustments with Digital Shift, all without needing to move the unit.

To conclude, the projector is equipped with two HDMI 2.0 ports, offering a 33.4-millisecond input lag, which may not be ideal for gaming. Additional connectivity options include Ethernet LAN and USB, while a single 20-W speaker provides audio. Wireless screen sharing is supported with an optional Wi-Fi dongle, and up to four users can collaborate with split-screen views.

Targeted at educational and business environments, the LH750 is available now for $1,499.

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