(10 January 2008 5:25 pm)

BANGALORE: BenQ unveiled its new range of digital projectors in the Indian market today. With varied features and functions, the projectors aim at providing optimal solutions to different industries.

Designed specifically for educational institutes, BenQ's MP620c projector comes with a blackboard mode that allows the output to be displayed on blackboards that are widely used by schools, colleges and other educational institutes. It has a 16.7 million colour palette, a 1024 x 768 XGA resolution, a contrast ratio of 700:1, brightness of 2000 ANSI lumens and golden ratio colour wheel, which balances true colour saturation and maximises colour accuracy for a crystal-clear, vivid image reproduction.

The BenQ MP620c offers a broad selection of adjustment options including picture modes in different input signals and presentation timer. The projector is fully Macintosh and HDTV (480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i) compatible.

Targeted at the industrial sector, the BenQ MP612c and MP622c projectors are equipped with a host of features that suit the needs of small and medium-sized businesses. The projectors have a 16.7 million colour palette, a high brightness of 2200 ANSI lumens, SVGA native resolution (XGA resolution for MP622c), a contrast ratio of 2000:1 and a native aspect ratio of 4:3 that can be extended up to 16:9.

These projectors use TI's BrilliantColor technology, 3D colour management and wall colour correction technique.

BenQ India marcomm head Ish Bawa says, "The new range of projectors targets various consumer segments and keeps in mind their respective requirements. All our products are designed and developed after a comprehensive analysis of the consumer needs. Our R&D team develops features that solve the particular needs of our target consumers."

Pricing for the new range starts from Rs 40,000 plus taxes onwards, and the projectors are available at BenQ IT Zones and through BenQ dealers.