BenQ Unveils $1,299 Short-Throw FullHD 3D Projector

By Greg Tarr On Mar 22 2013 - 10:38am

BenQ’s short-throw FullHD 3D projector, model W1080ST, carries a price shattering $1,299 suggested retail.

Irvine, Calif. — BenQ America introduced Thursday a FullHD short-throw 3D home video projector at a price-shattering $1,299 suggested retail.

BenQ’s W1080ST will project a large screen image of up to 100 inches from as little as 6 feet from the screen. It uses Texas Instruments’ Dark Chip 3 (DC3) DLP chip and DLP Link technologies and Nvidia’s 3DTV Play. It also includes two HDMI inputs.

Synnex Adds BenQ IT, CE Lines

By Greg Tarr On Jan 25 2013 - 11:59am

Irvine, Calif. – BenQ America said Friday it has partnered with IT and CE products distributor Synnex to sell BenQ products in the United States.

Synnex VisualSolv Group and its consumer electronics division, New Age Electronics, carry BenQ's entire product line, including projectors, monitors and interactive flat-panel displays (IFPs) ranging in size from 42 to 65 inches.

BenQ Unveils $999 FullHD 3D Projector

By Greg Tarr On Dec 4 2012 - 10:05am

BenQ’s W1070 ($999 suggested retail) FullHD 3D projector sets a new threshold for high-resolution 3D projection for the home.

Toronto — BenQ America introduced Tuesday what it is calling the first FullHD 3D DLP video projector priced less than $1,000 for the home market.

BenQ’s model W1070 (available this month at a $999 suggested retail) offers a host of premium capabilities, including 3D for movie watching and gaming. The projector supports various formats and connection standards, such as Nvidia 3DTV Play, DLP Link and dual HDMI.

It includes an auto-detect system for 3D source material for a plug-and-play experience.