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BenQ W2700

WHILE TVS HAVE enjoyed native 4K resolution for some time, Ultra-High Definition has been slow to come to projectors, at least natively.

Thankfully, however, that’s starting to change. Just recently, we’ve finally started getting a few projectors that support native 4K resolutions - like, for example, the all-new BenQ W2700.

It has a beautiful new design, for starters, but it’s also optimised for BenQ’s HDR-PRO, which supports HDR10 and HLG, plus it zooms up to 1.3 times, and supports a screen size of up to 120 inches with a brightness of up to 2,000 lumens.

But even with all

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