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This product projects an image with an aspect ratio of 16:9, making it perfect for showing movies and videos. The WANBO T2 Max Blue v2 is known as a so-called normal-throw projector, meaning its minimum projection range is only 1,1 m. The projector is therefore perfect for events where you will not be restricted. The exact native resolution of this model is up to 1920 × 1080 px. This resolution gives you a high-quality, detailed image. LEDs are used in this projector as a light source. This means that the model is quite compact and has a lower energy consumption. The maximum diagonal of the image is 101,6 cm, and the minimum measures 355,6 cm. This projector may be placed on the table. With a weight of 1,1 kg, this is a miniature projector.
The WANBO T2 Max Blue v2 projector throws an image in Full HD resolution. Thanks to this resolution, the image will be detailed, with a high quality and beautifully clear. The cast image has the aspect ratio of 16:9. This is perfect for screening movies and videos.
The projection has an aspect ratio of 16:9, which makes it perfect for showing movies and videos. The WANBO T2 Max Blue v2 projects an image with a minimum diagonal length of 101,6 cm and a maximum of 355,6 cm. The projector should be operated at a distance of between 1,1 m and 2,6 m from the display surface. The lamp inside has a lifespan of 20000 hr(s). The WANBO T2 Max Blue v2 projector has a maximum brightness of 450 ANSI lm, so the projector is best suited for well-darkened rooms.
The projector can be installed on table. Placing the model on a table will be very convenient for people who will need to move it often. You will not need speakers because the projector is designed with integrated ones. It can be operated from anywhere using its remote control. It also has WiFi adaptors.
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
