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When they are loosened from below, pressing the button releases a distance guide. There are also two small buttons located on each side near the bottom. The standard power port is located near the bottom, off-centred slightly towards the left.
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From left to right (when looking at the projector), you’ll find the HDMI with audio return port, a second HDMI port with a sticker indicating this is for the QS01 Android TV dongle, a USB-A port, RS-232 port, and SPDIF port. The back of the projector is where you’ll find the ports.
The BenQ logo sits on the far right, set inside a black gloss circle. A thin grey cloth covers them, giving the projector a nice look. The front of the projector is where the two 5W Trevolo speakers are located. The right side also has two USB-A ports near the back, one for powering the QS01 Android TV dongle. Also grey in colour, they have a blue accent strip running horizontally down the middle for a touch of colour. The left and right sides of the projector have grille vents for airflow. The cover is an excellent idea as it prevents dust from collecting on the lens when not in use. When pressing the power button on the projector or the included remote, the cover slides back, exposing the laser components inside. A 9 1/4″ x 7 1/2″ cover sits slightly off-centred towards the back of the projector with the 4K HDR logo on it. The top of the projector has a power button on the lower right and the words “Superior Sound by treVolo” in the lower left corner. The projector is a dark grey in colour, which fits nicely with most other components you may have in your home theatre stand.
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It is 19 3/4″ wide, just under 15 1/4″ deep and just under 6 1/4″ in height (with the feet full retracted). Designįor the most part, ultra-short throw laser projectors are a bit bulkier than their longer throw counterparts. What’s included with the BenQ V7050i 4K UST laser TV projector.
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Audio in (3.5mm mini jack) Speaker 2x 5W chamber powered by treVolo Audio L/R switch Yes HDMI audio return Yes, ARC, 2-channel Typical power consumption (110V) 480W Stand-by power consumption
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The BenQ 7050i 4K Laser TV Projectorwe reviewed has the following features and specifications: Projection system DLP DMD size 0.47″ ECD Native resolution 4K UHD (3840×2160) Native aspect ratio 16:9 Brightness (ANSI lumens) 2500 Contrast ratio 2,000,000:1 (w/ Lightsource Dimming) Selectable aspect ratio 16:9, 4:3, Auto, Real Display colour 30-bit (1.07 billion colours) Light source Laser Light source wattage 152W Light source life 20,000 hours Throw ratio 0.252 Zoom ratio Fixed Lens F=2.0, f=2.45mm Projection offset (full-height) 149% Keystone adjustment 1D, Vertical ± 30 degrees ANSI uniformity (min) -40% Clear image size 70″ ~ 123″ Picture modes 3D, Bright, Bright Cinema, DCI-P3, FILMMAKER MODE, FILMMAKER MODE HDR, HDR10, HLG, Silence, User 1 Colour wheel segment (SSI) RGBRGB Colour wheel speed 2x (50Hz, 60Hz), 3D (120Hz) Rec.709 coverage 96% DCI-P3 coverage 98% Input lag 83.34ms (1080p 60Hz) Resolution support VGA (640 x 480) to 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) Horizontal frequency 15K~135KHz Vertical scan rate 23~120Hz HDTV compatibility 1080i, 1080p, 2160p, 720p 3D compatibility Frame Packing (Blu-ray), Side by Side (Streaming), Top Bottom (Streaming) I/O interface
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