Benq SP920p

It doesn't matter where you are – whether it's a company, classroom, or conference hall – the BenQ SP920P high brightness projectors will always give you the best clarity under the brightest lights! So, take advantage! Stay in control and enjoy perfect presentations and the best interactions with your audience!

The Power of Dual Lamp Control Design-6,000 ANSI Lumens
The BenQ SP920P adopts a unique positioning of the lamps which alters the angles of light emission to generate an ultra brightness of 6000 lumens. This trademark lamp design of BenQ not only enables the SP920P to project the brightest light but also helps increase the efficiency of the lamps. So you can enjoy the best projection while benefiting from energy conservation. There are three projection modes to the SP920P. The high brightness mode projects the brightest image even in an auditorium. The economy mode slightly reduces the projection brightness in order to decrease the wear on projector lamps which in turn ensures an interruption-free projection. The single lamp mode further minimizes the replacement of projector lamps.

VIDI™ Superior Image Projection
BenQ has joined efforts with Philip and Texas Instruments to create VIDI™ - a sophisticated color enhancement technology which adjusts to the overall brightness level of different scenes. By flexibly controlling the brightness output of the projector lamp in milliseconds, the SP920P gives you the most optimal situational color ratio through three distinguished projection modes. Enjoy the best image projection for all your presentations in every room every time!

BrilliantColor™ Vivifies Your World with Vibrancy
The SP920P gives you the truest, liveliest color ever with BenQ's unique golden ratio 5-segment color wheel. Made in collaboration with advanced BrilliantColor™ technology from Texas Instruments, mid-tone colors are boosted to heighten brightness levels, making images more precisely rendered than ever.

3D Color Management
3D color management lets users fine-tune the hue, saturation, and gain of primary colors to achieve the exact picture quality desired.