Australian Projector Specialist
Full HD 1080P Projector with Android TV 11.0
The Byintek R90 uses fast reliable DLP technology with clear image quality and definitive colors. Full HD 1920*1080 Projector, Maximum 4K video signal input support. DLP Function 3D Real Shutter (3D DLP glasses must be used) Gloss 2200ANSI Lumens, You can enjoy cinema at home.
With a long 50,000 Hour Long-Lasting Performance. LED solid state, reduce maintenance costs. R90 delivers superior image quality and performance. Perfect for movie nights and long gaming sessions.
HighlightsEnjoy images in Full HD (1920x1080) resolution and crisp, sharp text without any distortion. Easily read the fine print in applications such as Excel and Word. images are near cinema quality.
The Byintek R90 has Google-certified Android TV keeps your favorite content front and center, and easy to access. Find your next binge or revisit an old favorite with ease and convenience.
5,000+ Google Play’s Latest Apps
Enjoy 5,000+ of the latest Android apps, movies, TV shows, live sports, news, games, music, and more. Anytime, anywhere, across your devices, there’s something here for everyone to love.
When the action gets fast, MEMC has you covered, keeping your image sharp. The technology works by inserting frames in the middle of two frames of a footage to increase the total number of frames in the same scene. In simple words, this makes the footage smoother.
Wireless Sync Display, No Delay for Play Games
The BYINTEK projector is equipped with a powerful Double Sterling Hi-Fi Speaker (10W * 2), which offers higher, high precise tones and powerful basses. Just like you enjoy a VIP show at home. Very suitable for home theater.
High dynamic range (HDR) technology delivers brighter whites and deeper black levels. This projector accepts HDR10 signals with four selectable picture modes: Normal, Bright,MEMC technology, smoother video display Detail, and Film.
Auto-detection throw distance, Auto-focus on startup
If you move the projector position, just tilt it up 40°~60° and start auto-focus again.
