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ASUS Launches H1 LED Projector
ASUS announced the H1 LED projector, featuring a bright 3000 lumen LED light source that enables it to project up to 200 inch (diagonal) FHD visuals. With its RGB LED light source and 125% Rec.709 and sRGB color gamut.
ASUS has released the 3,000 lumen high-brightness projector "H1" that can be seen even in sunny rooms . A projector with a built-in 0.65-inch DLP LED light source that can project a clear full HD screen up to 200 inches in size.
H1 delivers images that are perceived to be brighter, sharper and more saturated than conventional lamp based projectors. H1 offers a superfast refresh rate of up to 120 Hz to deliver ultrasmooth gaming experiences. It also offers useful features such as a LAN port that supports the Crestron RoomView® Express network control software, as well as a 10 watt speaker for more engaging multimedia presentations.
Long lasting LED light source with outstanding brightness
ASUS H1 features a 3000 lumen LED light source, with a 125% Rec.709 and sRGB color gamut, enabling it to project bright, vibrant and crisp FHD (1920 x 1080) image for attention grabbing presentations, theater quality videos and movies, plus incredibly immersive gaming experiences. The LED light source in H1 has a lifespan of up to 30,000 hours — 10 times that of traditional lamp projectors that have a 3000 hour lifespan.
Ready for immersive next gen entertainment
ASUS H1 is able to project up to 200 inch (diagonal) FHD imagery, making it ideal for use in the home for entertainment. Along with being a great solution for movies and videos, the superfast 120 Hz refresh rate enables H1 to deliver ultrasmooth 1080p next gen gaming on an epic scale. The visuals are complemented by a 10 watt built in speaker to elevate viewing experiences. In addition, a 1.2X zoom ratio allows users to easily optically zoom in and out of images.
Perfect for the home or office
ASUS H1 offers a variety of user friendly connectivity options, including two HDMI 2.0 ports that support 4K content, a VGA connector, audio input and output, RS232 and one USB Type A port with 5 V / 1.5 A output to power and charge devices. The RJ45 Ethernet port is compatible with Crestron RoomView Express to make it easy to centrally manage up to 250 projectors on the same network, so H1 is ideal for offices or educational institutions.
With its elegant design and premium feel, H1 is unlike any other portable projector and blends itself well with any home or office décor, whether mounted on a ceiling or placed on a desk. It also includes a sleek and compact remote for added convenience.
Converted the price is just over 1050 EUR/USD.
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Display |
Display technology |
0.65" DLP |
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Light source / life(max) |
R/G/B LED, 30,000–hour lifespan |
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True resolution (native) |
FHD 1920 x 1080 |
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Maximum input resolution |
3840 x 2160 |
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Light output (max.) |
3000 lumens |
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Contrast ratio |
800:1 (typical) |
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Color space |
125% Rec.709 and sRGB |
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Display colors |
1.07 billion |
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Projection Lens |
Throw ratio (@16:9) |
1.3–1.56X, 100ʺ @ 2.85 m |
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Projection distance/ size |
1.15–5.7 m / 40”–200ʺ |
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Projection offset |
83% |
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Zoom ratio |
1.2X |
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Focus |
Manual focus |
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Video Feature |
Picture modes |
8 modes: Dynamic, Standard, Theater, Scenery, Game, sRGB, Rec.709, User mode |
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Keystone adjustment |
Vertical keystone correction (±40°) |
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Auto keystone |
Yes (vertical) |
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Aspect ratio |
16:9 / 4:3/ 16:10/ Auto |
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Projector placement |
Front table |
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HDCP support |
Yes, 2.2 |
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3D support |
Yes |
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Audio Features |
Speaker |
10 W speaker |
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Signal Frequency |
Analog signal frequency |
15–101 kHz (H) / 50–120 Hz (V) |
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Digital signal frequency |
15–101 KHz (H) / 24–120 Hz (V) |
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Power |
Power on (max) |
360 W |
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Power off mode |
0.5 W |
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Noise Level |
Acoustic noise (max) |
32 dBA (standard mode), 28 dBA (theater mode) |
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Connectivity |
Signal input |
2 x HDMI 2.0 1 x VGA |
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Audio in/out |
1 x 3.5 mm mini-jack |
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Data |
1 x RS-232 1 x RJ-45 |
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USB-A |
7.5 W power output |
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Mechanical Design |
Chassis colors |
Black |
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IR receiver |
2 (front/ top) |
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Stand |
Yes |
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Ceiling mount |
Yes |
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Security |
Kensington lock |
Yes |
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Dimensions |
Phys. dimension (W x H x D) |
405 x 99 x 283 mm (without feet) |
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Weight |
Net weight (approx.) |
5.7 kg |
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Gross weight (approx.) |
8.1 kg |
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Operation Temperature |
-- |
0 ~ 40℃ |
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Operation Humidity |
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10 ~ 90 % |
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Accessories |
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HDMI cable Power cord Remote control Quick start guide Warranty card |
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#5902684 Posted on: 04/06/2021 08:41 PM
Interesting. Long lamp life, high resolution and refresh rates.
The contrast is very low 800:1. Wonder what the input lag wil be.
they're probably just being honest about contrast
I'm shocked at the price though, if they really are using 0.65" chips, those are mighty expensive, usually anything below 5k usd makes do with 0.45" chips, 0.65" is for 10k+ products
Interesting. Long lamp life, high resolution and refresh rates.
The contrast is very low 800:1. Wonder what the input lag wil be.
they're probably just being honest about contrast
I'm shocked at the price though, if they really are using 0.65" chips, those are mighty expensive, usually anything below 5k usd makes do with 0.45" chips, 0.65" is for 10k+ products
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#5902707 Posted on: 04/06/2021 09:58 PM
Lamp life is around 5x more than competing projectors with normal lamps, they can do up to 6Khrs.
But I bet the LED lamp cant be replaced, look for a lamp part number.
Mind you, being 1080p, low contrast ratio and no HDR I doubt you'd want to use it for more than 5 years, except for presentations maybe.
120Hz is nice though.
A long life LED lamp would be something to hold out for if it is replaceable and wide enough gamut / brightness to support more than Rec 709.
And if it wont hold back a high Hz + higher res chip.
They dont seem to want to give us the holy grail ... yet
Lamp life is around 5x more than competing projectors with normal lamps, they can do up to 6Khrs.
But I bet the LED lamp cant be replaced, look for a lamp part number.
Mind you, being 1080p, low contrast ratio and no HDR I doubt you'd want to use it for more than 5 years, except for presentations maybe.
120Hz is nice though.
A long life LED lamp would be something to hold out for if it is replaceable and wide enough gamut / brightness to support more than Rec 709.
And if it wont hold back a high Hz + higher res chip.
They dont seem to want to give us the holy grail ... yet
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#5902850 Posted on: 04/07/2021 11:39 AM
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Mind you, being 1080p, low contrast ratio and no HDR I doubt you'd want to use it for more than 5 years, except for presentations maybe.
120Hz is nice though.
1080P? did I oversee something?
Crap, input is 4k. My bad.
...
Mind you, being 1080p, low contrast ratio and no HDR I doubt you'd want to use it for more than 5 years, except for presentations maybe.
120Hz is nice though.
1080P? did I oversee something?
Crap, input is 4k. My bad.
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Interesting. Long lamp life, high resolution and refresh rates.
The contrast is very low 800:1. Wonder what the input lag wil be.