BenQ MX808STH Short throw projector 3600 ANSI lumens DLP XGA (1024x768

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Advanced Interactive Instruction for Leading SchoolsMX808STH education projector enhances interactive learning and classroom collaboration with outstanding picture quality. high brightness. and short throw capability. Smart installation flexibility combined with reduced maintenance and ownership costs make MX808STH the ideal choice for today’s schools.Ensuring Stable Operation in Challenging Classroom EnvironmentAnti-Dust Accumulation SensorResists Dust BuildupIncorporating color wheel sensors with an ingenious anti-dust accumulation feature. MX808STH prolongs optimal performance by rejecting dust which can accumulate on traditional sensors to block the IR signal and cause flickering. abnormal colors. or even shutdown.Expanding Classroom Possibilities with Short Throw RatioUnobstructed Instruction Without Space ConstraintsOffering a big screen in short distance with a 0.61 short-throw ratio. MX808STH eliminates distracting shadows and glare for students and teachers to engage and collaborate freely in front of the board.Creating Lasting Lessons with Striking Picture QualityUncompromised High BrightnessMX808STH produces 3.600 high ANSI lumen brightness and resolution for perfect projection performance with crisp images and sharp text even in bright lecture room. High brightness provides clear content under high ambient lighting. allowing lights to be kept on during classes for note taking and interactive collaboration.Bigger ImagesBenQ education projectors offer a range of resolutions and projected image sizes to meet diverse classroom needs. Featuring crisp image quality up to 120 inches. our ultra-short throw education projectors deliver increased classroom versatility at reduced costs.High DLP Pixel Fill Factor for Superb Viewing ExperienceBenQ DLP projectors feature class-leading high fill factor. minimizing black borders around each pixel to eliminate the dreaded “screen door effect” commonly observed in non-DLP projectors. BenQ education projectors produce supe