BenQ 3D Full HD (1920*1080) Projector TH585

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Description

1. The TH585 is built around a single 1,920-by-1,200-pixel DLP chip, but it uses only 1,920 by 1,080 pixels, which gives the projector a 1080p native resolution.
2. It pairs the chip with a six-segment, RGBWYC (red-green-blue-white-yellow-cyan) color wheel.
3. The yellow segment lets the projector produce a brighter, more vibrant yellow than many DLP projectors can manage.
4. The white segment, meanwhile, lets the TH585 deliver a brighter image than you would get from an otherwise identical projector without one, contributing a lot to the projector's rating of 3,500 ANSI lumens.
5. However, note that this inclusion affects color accuracy, which is why color wheels in projectors meant for traditional home theater in a dark room—take the BenQ HT2150ST, for example—don't include white panels. 
6. Setting the projector to its Game picture mode (with Fast Mode on), I measured the input lag with my Leo Bodnar meter.
7. With the resolution at 1080p, and 60Hz input, the figure came in at 16.4 milliseconds.
8. Along with the fast lag time, the TH585 offers a small chassis and light weight, which is important to gamers who want a projector they can easily move from room to room, bring to a friend's house, or store away when not using it

Features:

1. Aggressively priced for what it does
2. Bright enough to throw a big image that can stand up to ambient light
3. Excellent color accuracy and contrast for the price
4. Low input lag means fast reaction time for gamers
5. Supports 3D
6. Maximum input resolution limited to 1,920 by 1,080 for video sources, and 1,920 by 1,200 for PC connections
7. No HDR support

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