Benq MP610/620P Digital Projector

- The BenQ MP610 shuts off automatically when it detects no input sources for a period of time.
- BenQ MP610 is equipped with a Front Ventilation Design.
- The BenQ MP610 is equipped with a password function that works to prevent the projector from being stolen or wrongly operated.
- The BenQ MP610's High Altitude Mode is specially designed for extreme locations like high altitude or high temperature environments.
- BenQ adopts special airflow designs to cool down the system temperature.
- The MP610 – projected images capture rich, true-to-life spectrums for greater visual satisfaction.

Benq CP220 Digital Projector commuter series

- Built around a Carl Zeiss optical engine, the CP220 offers a more compact form factor while delivering an even crisper, finely detailed projection image.
- sRGB colors show greater consistency across different display devices.
- The CP220's real-time auto-keystone feature automatically checks the projector's tilte angle and corrects the projected image immediately.
- The BenQ CP220 can do much more than simply display presentations.
- The CP220 is equipped with BenQ's patented sliding lens cover, which does away with cumbersome detachable lens caps found on other projectors.
- The BenQ CP220 provides a spring adjustable foot that allows you to adjust the height of the projector with just one hand.

Benq MP611/MP611c Digital Projector

- The MP611 incorporates an efficient, but quiet ventilation design that circulates air more quickly and effectively.
- Another design touch you'll appreciate is the auto-off feature, which shuts the projector down if no input sources are detected after a set time, conserving power and preventing possible overheating.
- The MP611 even performs reliably in harsh environments, such as high altitudes, thanks to its special operating modes.
- The MP611 doesn't just give you the performance to deliver knockout presentations, but it also helps you with handy features like the MyScreen software, power on/off alert, panel key lock, and presentation timer.
- There are few things as annoying as accidentally hitting a control button on a projector and derailing your presentation.