CHF 843.00
Experience a new era of gaming and entertainment with the BenQ TH671ST. The projector enables huge projections of up to 100 inches so that you can see every detail immediately.
Best resolution and a good contrast ratio
Gaming and film evenings become a special experience thanks to the Full HD resolution with a brightness of 3000 ANSI lumens and the native contrast ratio of 10,000:1. A wall distance of only around 1.5 m is required. The built-in stereo speakers have an output of 5 watts and therefore provide the right sound.
DLP home theater projector
This projector is ideal for personal home cinema. Thanks to DLP technology, it offers a short response time and dark black levels for optimal contrast. Since there is no annoying trailing effect, this projector is ideal for fast-paced action films, series and sporting events. It can also easily cope with your game console - set off on new gaming adventures without having to worry about annoying burn-in effects!
Projector with DLP technology
DLP stands for “Digital Light Processing” and offers you various advantages. The DLP technology enables a short response time and the display of deep blacks, which in turn ensures optimal contrast. In addition, DLP projectors do not produce any annoying trailing effects. They are therefore ideal for moving images - for example in professional presentations with animated content or for smooth playback of video content.
Short-distance projector – small distance, big image
This short-distance projector ensures great cinema even from a short distance from the screen. It projects images with a considerable diagonal even in smaller rooms with limited space. Thanks to the short projection distance, disturbing shadows cast by objects or people, which can occur with projectors placed further away, are effectively prevented.
HDR for a lifelike viewing experience
HDR stands for “High Dynamic Range” and thus for an increased dynamic and color range. Enjoy image reproduction with high contrast, a wide range of brightness levels and fine color gradations. Details once hidden behind dark shadows or bright sunlight are now clearly visible - films and television shows come closer to the original recording and offer a more faithful representation of reality.
