BenQ HT2050
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Long focal distance enables the crisp highly detailed picture and efficient zooming without image quality loss.
- Integrated Day/Night calibration lets tweaking the settings immediately for the different amount of environment light.
- The HDTV works well providing high picture quality and no lip-sync issues.
Cons
- HDMI ports are somewhat wobbling and tend to shake off the connection.
- The fan becomes noisy upon a considerable load.
Specification
Connectivity
Ethernet (RJ45)
SPDIF (optical)
Audio Output (3.5mm)
1
USB (service)
1
Audio Input (3.5mm)
USB
1
Audio Input (RCA)
1
12V Trigger
1
Composite Video Input (RCA)
1
RS232 (DB-9pin)
1
VGA Input
1
MHL
AUDIO
Sound Type
mono
Speaker Power, W
10
Integrated Speakers
Settings
Keystone Adjustment Vertical, +- Degrees
40
Keystone Adjustment Horizontal, +- Degrees
Properties
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Input Lag, Ms
33
Projection Distance, M/ft
1.3 - 7.6/3.2 - 22.9
Noise Level, DBA
29
Projection Screen Size, Inch
60 - 180
Projection System
DLP
Pixel Number
8300000
Color Reproduction
1.07 billion
Throw Ratio Range
1.15 - 1.5
Contrast Ratio
15000:1
Brightness, Lumens
2200
Power Consumption, W
375
Lamp
Lamp Life (normal Mode), Hours
3500
Lamp Type, W
240
Lamp Life (eco Mode), Hours
5000
Lens
Zoom Ratio
1.3x
Lens Shift
vertical +/- 10%
Focal Length, Mm
16.88 - 21.88
F-number
2.59 - 2.87
FEATURES
Projection Method
front, ceiling mount, tabletop
Security
Kensington lock, password protection
3D
Mouse Functions
REMOTE CONTROL
Dimensions
Weight, Kg/pounds
3.30/7.27
Size W X H X D, сm/inches
37.85 x 12.19 x 27.69/14.9 x 4.8 x 10.9
Resolution
Resolution Abbreviation
Full HD
Max Resolution (resized)
1920 x 1200
Native Resolution
1920 x 1080
Video Compatibility
SECAM
PAL
NTSC
Operating Temperature
Max, C/F
35/95
Min, C/F
5/41
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