Viewsonic shows at CES 2020 its offer in LED projection with 4K resolution and portable

equipment 2.900 Led lumens and native Ultra HD resolution (3840×2160p), along with ultra-portable models are shown at the Las Vegas contest.

With a wide and varied proposal in monitors (mainly for the video game market) that integrate OLED screens, fast response time and refresh rate, another key sector of the multinational Viewsonic in CES 2020 is the projection.

The manufacturer shows two models based on Led: X10-4KE and X100-4K, with native 4K Ultra HD resolution (3840×2160p) and even 2.900 Led lumens (1.000 Ansi), with support for Amazon Alexa voice control and Google Assistant and Harman Kardon speakers.

These Viewsonic projectors have HDR content support, Rec color compatibility. 709 and frame interpolation technology (an X10-4KE) and Cinema SuperColor+ technology (modelo X100-4K).

Added to this is the integration of the Smart TV interface in the X10-4KE projector., allowing streaming from major content sources; remote control and improved short-throw lens that offers faster, more precise adjustment for a picture of 30 a 200″.

The X100-4K projector offers very quiet operation (23dB in normal mode) and has the possibility of ceiling mounting, with vertical scrolling (60%) and horizontal (25).

In the ultra-portable projection segment, also based on Led, Viewsonic presents a very light model (a little less than ½ Kilo), Native resolution WVGA and 120 Led lumens.
The M1 Mini Plus model integrates smart WiFi connectivity, Smart TV interface, JBL Bluetooth speakers and a battery of up to 2,5 hours long.

For your part, the LED-based and also ultra-portable M2 projector, offers a shine of 1.200 Led lumens, resolution 1,080p, Cinema SuperColor+ technology, support for Rec.709 and HDR content, in addition to 16 GB of memory, Harman Kardon speakers and USB type C and HDMI connectivity, with WiFi and Bluetooth capability.

One of its novelties is that it incorporates a screen mirroring function, that allows you to send content from a Smartphone through the projector to a screen.