Leave the Lights On
Perfect for corporate, government and education use, the SP920 features uniquely positioned dual lamps for class-leading optical efficiency and expanded user usage scenarios. Two 280W lamps output the same 6000 lumens as the competitions’ dual 300W bulbs for a 23.5% optical efficiency. Dual lamps also enable users to extend overall operation life and to optimize lumen output according to their applications. Ideal for large, high-ambient-light venues like auditoriums, the “Dual Brightest” mode employs all 6000 lumens to project in dazzling intensity and clarity. Lamp life in this mode is an exceptional 2000 hours. A 3000-hour-lamp-life “Dual Reliable” mode outputs 4800 lumens, more than adequate for large lights-on boardroom presentations. For fully-lit presentations in average-sized conference rooms, users can select the “Single Alternative” mode, which displays an ample 3000 lumens, for a long 4000-hour operation life that reduces lamp replacement frequency. Dual lamps also provide peace of mind in critical situations by ensuring continuous, non-stop operation. Even should one lamp burn out, the SP920 will continue to project with a more-than-sufficient 3000 lumens.

For vivid, sharp images even with the lights on, the SP920 incorporates the latest color and lamp light technologies. BenQ’s 6-segment Golden Ratio color wheel and BrilliantColor chipset amplify brightness up to 50% and broaden the traditional color gamut beyond RGB for super-enhanced whites, blacks and mid-tone hues. Colors often found in natural scenes, such as vibrant yellows and cyans – which conventional projectors struggle with – are effortlessly and precisely rendered in true saturation and boldness. Texas Instruments’ Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology – the only all-digital imaging chip currently available – also guarantees unsurpassed image quality with consistently radiant colors that never decay like that of LCD projectors, and with blur-defying video processing that is 1000 times faster than LCD technology.

OSRAM’s UNIversal SHAPEd Lamp Light Technology (UNISHAPE) also gives the SP920 a leg up over the competition. With a SP920-customized waveform, UNISHAPE dynamically adapts lamp output to each color wheel segment, thereby overcoming the catch-22 of brightness versus color correction and dark detail enhancement. Conventional projectors struggle with brightness and color correction, optimizing one while unavoidably degrading the other. However, the SP920 offers flexible color correction and loss-free adjustment for images that are up to 40% brighter, yet exceedingly bold.