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CTOnews.com BenQ unveiled three projectors at CES 2023: the HT 4550i 4K, GP500 4K and HT2060. BenQ HT 4550i 4K has a maximum brightness of 3200 lumens and DCI-P3 coverage of 100%.

BenQ says the HT4550i 4K has a persistent light source, possibly using a 4 LED light source similar to the X3000i, with an input delay of 17.9 ms at 1080p@60 Hz.

BenQ HT 4550 can match 100% of the DCI P3 color gamut, which should be using WCG filters (the lumens generated after applying filters should be very close to the range of movie-grade home projectors).

CTOnews.com understands that the model also eventually added horizontal and vertical lens shifts for ease of placement. Similar to the HT 3550i model, it has Android TV capabilities and is essentially a smart projector. There is no news about pricing at this time, and it should sell for between $1700 and $2700.

Next, let's introduce BenQ GP500. This is also a 4K projector with a very strange design. Unlike the HT 4550, it has only 1500 ANSI and is powered by a 4 LED engine. The light source can be used for 20000 hours (which is enough to cover the lifetime of a 4K display) and has a projection ratio of 1.0-1.3. Its DCI-P3 coverage is 90%, which should be good enough for casual viewing or TV/sports events.

Perhaps more interestingly, the projector not only features automatic color calibration, but also four different speakers that BenQ calls "360 Audio." This is a projector designed to sit on your side table, allowing you to boot up and run large 100-inch images fairly quickly.

The company also introduced the HT 2060, an updated 4-LED model of their 1080p series. The HT2060 4LED projector achieves 98% of Rec.709 performance with color accuracy and 100-inch projection at 8.2 feet.

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