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The new LU9715 BlueCore laser light source projector will make its debut at InfoComm 2016. At ISE it was only shown passively sitting on a shelve. Part of BenQ’s Integrators’ Choice offering, the laser model is BenQ's brightest option for large venue applications including museums, houses of worship, entertainment, enterprise and education spaces. It delivers 8,000 lumens and a 100,000:1 contrast ratio for superior image performance even under bright ambient light settings. The BlueCore laser engine provides significantly improved color fidelity through a dual color wheel system, support for 360 degree and portrait installation and 24/7-operation for expanded application opportunities. Combined with DLP technology, the laser projector achieves color accuracy that never degrades over time. It gives AV pros unlimited installation flexibility with up to eight optional lenses, featuring all-glass construction for ultra-clear focus and high apertures for brightness. With an improved cooling system and maintenance-free operation, the LU9715 extends its lifespan to 20,000 hours without lamp replacement, even when operating at full brightness. The projector features HDBaseT signal transmission and comes equipped with 3G SDI, ideal for media applications. It also gives IT managers remote monitoring and control via LAN.
BenQ will also show a pair of 6000 lumens lamp based projectors, and a 100-percent sRGB color fidelity portable LED projector rated at 1000 Lumens, the CH100 Portable Projector.
At InfoComm 2016, BenQ will unveil the new CH100, the first portable LED projector specially designed to maximize the few key minutes of a critical presentation. The CH100 is the ideal companion for web designers, graphic artists and all visionary storytellers who never compromise when bringing ideas to life. To ensure perfect presentations for critical client pitches, the projector delivers accurate picture quality with 100-percent sRGB color fidelity and full HD 1080p resolution, displaying colors the way they are meant to be seen. Its high-contrast performance generates pristine, detailed images enhanced by five picture modes — sRGB, Motion Graphics, Lectures, Vivid Color and Cinema settings — making the CH100 equally adept in a variety of presentation environments and business applications. Perfect for collaborative spaces, huddle rooms or the boardroom, the ultra-compact CH100 fits a 13-inch laptop form factor and can project images up to 120-inches wide at 6-feet from the screen due to its innovative short-throw lens. Outputting 1,000 lumens and up to 20,000 hours of operation, the CH100 delivers long-lasting colors that won’t degrade or fade over time.
As well as interactive flatpanels, and collaborative/interactive UST projectors for the education market.
BenQ will also show a pair of 6000 lumens lamp based projectors, and a 100-percent sRGB color fidelity portable LED projector rated at 1000 Lumens, the CH100 Portable Projector.
At InfoComm 2016, BenQ will unveil the new CH100, the first portable LED projector specially designed to maximize the few key minutes of a critical presentation. The CH100 is the ideal companion for web designers, graphic artists and all visionary storytellers who never compromise when bringing ideas to life. To ensure perfect presentations for critical client pitches, the projector delivers accurate picture quality with 100-percent sRGB color fidelity and full HD 1080p resolution, displaying colors the way they are meant to be seen. Its high-contrast performance generates pristine, detailed images enhanced by five picture modes — sRGB, Motion Graphics, Lectures, Vivid Color and Cinema settings — making the CH100 equally adept in a variety of presentation environments and business applications. Perfect for collaborative spaces, huddle rooms or the boardroom, the ultra-compact CH100 fits a 13-inch laptop form factor and can project images up to 120-inches wide at 6-feet from the screen due to its innovative short-throw lens. Outputting 1,000 lumens and up to 20,000 hours of operation, the CH100 delivers long-lasting colors that won’t degrade or fade over time.
As well as interactive flatpanels, and collaborative/interactive UST projectors for the education market.