BenQ launches 4K HDR home cinema projector in India
Wednesday - August 29, 2018 7:38 pm ,
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BenQ launches 4K HDR home cinema projector in India
New Delhi Aug 29 (IANS) Taiwanese electronics giant BenQ on Wednesday introduced its new "X12000H" 4K ultra high definition (UHD) digital home cinema projector for Rs 5 lakh in India.
The new device has been launched as a successor to the company s previous flagship "X12000" projector.
The key features of the new high precision projector include 1080 pixels projector technology greater light penetration for long-lasting 4K intensity and image stability along with the use of "CinematicColor" technology.
"Our X12000H will turn any room into a world-class home theatre with video-enhancing technologies ensuring that even the most critical movie enthusiasts will be satisfied " Rajeev Singh Managing Director BenQ India said in a statement.
The projector also comes with hyper realistic video quality with BenQ s exclusive "Auto HDR Colour Rendition" and "Cinema-Optimised" technology offering greater brightness contrast range and image optimisation.
With the "True Zoom" technology the projector would be able to adjust to follow focus adjustments automatically.
--IANS rp/ksc/mag/vm
The new device has been launched as a successor to the company s previous flagship "X12000" projector.
The key features of the new high precision projector include 1080 pixels projector technology greater light penetration for long-lasting 4K intensity and image stability along with the use of "CinematicColor" technology.
"Our X12000H will turn any room into a world-class home theatre with video-enhancing technologies ensuring that even the most critical movie enthusiasts will be satisfied " Rajeev Singh Managing Director BenQ India said in a statement.
The projector also comes with hyper realistic video quality with BenQ s exclusive "Auto HDR Colour Rendition" and "Cinema-Optimised" technology offering greater brightness contrast range and image optimisation.
With the "True Zoom" technology the projector would be able to adjust to follow focus adjustments automatically.
--IANS rp/ksc/mag/vm
