ViewSonic launches ultra short throw smart projectors with 20,000 lamp-free hours
The Hindu
The ViewSonic X2000B-4K and X2000L-4K ultra short throw smart projectors for home entertainment come with support for gaming consoles along with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB-C ports
ViewSonic, global visual solutions provider, launched its latest Ultra Short Throw Smart Laser Projectors - X2000B-4K and X2000L-4K, offering a lifespan of 20,000 lamp-free hours.
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“Our flagship models - X2000B-4K and X2000L-4K, are our first Ultra Short Throw smart laser projectors, ideal for home entertainment,” Muneer Ahmad, vice president, Sales and Marketing, ViewSonic India, said in a release.
The projectors come with a 0.22 ultra-short throw ratio, which delivers a 100” screen just 23 cm from the wall.
They also have an adjustable setting for all corners, projecting high-quality images from every angle. The 60-point adjustment capacity ensures that the projected image is proportioned accurately, ViewSonic said in the release.
It also has features like screen mirroring, which makes it simple to stream content directly from mobile phones to a large screen.
The projectors have dual, built-in 50W Harman Kardon speakers with Dolby and DTS audio support and easy audio integration with HDMI ARC support.
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