BenQ Tuesday introduced its affordably priced HT1070A Full HD DLP projector incorporating the company’s CinematicColor technology.

Coming on the heels of its $12,999-sugested retail LK970 4K UHD BlueCore laser projector, the $649 suggested retail BenQ HT1070A is offered as a more affordable DIY-option for gaming enthusiasts and families looking for very large-screen television entertainment at a bargain.

Read more on BenQ’s latest HT1070A single-chip Full HD DLP projector after the jump:

The BenQ HT1070A comes calibrated to achieve more than 96 percent of the Rec. 709 color gamut. The projector is said to produce 15,000:1 contrast ratio and strong color performance using a 6x speed RGBRGB color wheel.

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Peak brightness is listed at 2,200 ANSI Lumens and color coverage is listed at 1.07 billion different tones and shades.

The BenQ HT1070A includes three dedicated picture modes: Sport Mode, Vivid TV Mode and Cinema Mode.

It is designed to project up to 1920×1080 pixel resolution in viewable screen sizes of up to 100 inches from a throw distance of 9.1 feet.

It is powered by a 210-Watt UHP lamp.

Connections include dual HDMI inputs (one with MHL to accept wired smartphone connections), 1 computer in (D-sub 15pin); 1 composite video in (RCA);
1 mini jack (audio in); 1 mini jack (audio out); 1 USB Type A (5V/1.5A power supply); 1 USB Type Mini B (service); RS232; 2 IR receivers (front & top).

The BenQ HT1070A also includes a 10-Watt built-in speaker; an easy to use setup wizard, vertical keystone adjustment, a 1.2x optical zoom lens and adjustable feet that all work together for easier setup and installation.

 

By Greg Tarr

 

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