Light Source Specifications

Projection Technology

DLP (DMD)

Projection Technology

This is the way in which the light from the projector lamp is transformed into an image to be projected onto a surface.

DLP (DMD)

In this technology (Digital Light Processing), which is the most widespread, the image is created by a chip with microscopic mirrors and a rotating colored disc. The chip is called DMD (Digital Micromirror Device).

Light Source

Simple Lamp

Light Source

Simple Lamp

Greater brightness and shorter lifespan than LED bulbs.

Light Source Life (Maximum)

15000 hrs

Brightness

4000 ANSI Lumens

Display & Image Features

Native Resolution

800 x 600

Native Resolution

This refers to the number of pixels in which the projected image is divided horizontally and vertically. The more pixels, the higher and better the resolution. They are classified from lowest to highest resolution as follows: HD, Full HD, 4K Ultra HD.

Maximum Resolution

1920 x 1200

Contrast

30000 :1

Contrast

Contrast refers to the difference between the brightest and darkest points of an image. It is measured as a ratio, e.g., 3000:1, where a higher ratio means deeper blacks and more vibrant colors, thus improving image quality.

Projection Distance

1.2 - 12 m

Focus

Manual Focus

Focus

Manual Focus

The user manually adjusts the focus to achieve image clarity.

Aspect Ratio

4:3

Main Specifications

Use

Daily Use

Portable (Mini)

No

Built-in Speakers

Yes

3D Playback

Yes

Miracast / Screen Mirroring

No

Android Operating System

No

WiFi Ready

No

WiFi Ready

Does not have built-in WiFi but requires the purchase of an additional adapter for remote connection.

Chromecast Built-In

No

Colour

-

Connectivity

AUX, HDMI, S-Video, USB-A, VGA