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Premium Full HD 1080p Resolution

With the BenQ SP891, business presentations will never look the same - even in large venues like conference halls or auditoriums!

The SP890 supports multiple video formats including 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p - giving you the flexibility

to present in the latest video formats with Full HD quality. The BenQ SP891 sets a new standard of video presentation

that delivers 5X more detail than traditional 480p projectors.

Hollywood Quality Video (HQV™) Image Quality

Sophisticated HQV processing not only renders HD video sources in true 1080p high definition, but enhances standard definition content to new levels of clarity and vibrancy. Lower-resolution video sources such as 480i, whether analog or digital, are automatically converted to produce full HD-like image quality.

Ideal for Installation & Control

Remote Maintenance with Crestron® RoomView®

BenQ is proud to introduce Crestron–supported RoomView network service for company or school. SP891 is Crestron RoomView-supported to provide IT personnel and projector managers simplified real-time, facility-wide central access and control over a single projector or groups of projectors simultaneously via a single station.

Big Zoom for Extra Projector Installation Flexibility

SP891 1.5x big Zoom feature opens up space with an impressively wide range of throw distances.

All you have to do is simply place the new projector right where your original ceiling mount is.

Without adding projector setting re-construction costs to your budget list, you’ll get to save the money for better use.

Lens Shift for Extra Room for Minor Miscalculations

Lens shift offers the extra flexibility to overcome any minor miscalculations during projector installation.

All you have to do is adjust the switch next to the lens to shift the projected image left or right by 41% or up or down by 125%

within the projector housing. With this helpful feature, you’ll never have to worry about positioning the projector slightly out of place again!