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BenQ have unleashed the world’s first THX-certified 4K home cinema projector.Branded the W11000,it harnesses advanced UHD DMD tech to produce an
unprecedented projected display 3840 x 2160 distinct pixels in size.
According to the company, “1-chip DLP technology ensures absolute
colour accuracy and image integrity without artifacts that can be
introduced by panel alignment issues, especially critical at 4K with
four times finer pixels than 1080p.”
“BenQ’s highly optimized 4K optical system then employs 16
high-resolution elements, a true zoom system, and special low-dispersion
lens coatings to preserve spectacular visual quality for an authentic
digital cinema experience.”
What’s more, the projector comes THX-verified and meets the CEA’s
requirements for true 4K UHD resolutions – offering the ultra-wide
CinemaScope experience of commercial cinemas in the comfort of your
home.
“No other projector demonstrates mastery of DLP, the preferred
display technology in use at 100% of the world’s IMAX auditoriums, with
8.3-megapixel UHD performance and THX certification,” said Conway Lee,
President of BenQ Corporation.
The W11000 comes with an MSRP of $7999 and will be available in Australia from mid November.
