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LG ProBeam 4K projector

19.11.2023

LG is expanding its projector portfolio with the addition of the ProBeam BU53RG 4K, providing an all-in-one solution for business and entertainment.

The LG ProBeam BU53RG 4K uniquely combines business functionality and entertainment needs, delivering high definition and innovative features in a compact and stylish device.

Positioned as a business-class projector, the ProBeam BU53RG 4K has features that will make it attractive not only for corporate needs, but also for entertainment events. The device is capable of projecting 4K video at a distance of up to 7,5 meters and runs on the WebOS 6.0 operating system, transforming into a smart TV.

With a 1,14:1 throw ratio, the ProBeam BU53RG 4K delivers 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution images, supports up to 30° keystone correction, and produces a maximum image diagonal of 300 inches at a distance of 7,5 meters. The noise level during operation of the projector, according to the manufacturer, is limited to only 29 dB.

Other important characteristics include support for HDR (3000000:1 contrast ratio), zoom and vertical lens shift functions, as well as the presence of the WebOS 6.0 operating system. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi modules are responsible for wireless connections, and the HDMI port for wired connections. In addition, Ethernet, RS232, AUX and USB inputs are provided.

The cost of new items is $4199.

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The manufacturer emphasizes that the production of milk in sheet format has a low ecological impact on the environment, as it avoids a large amount of waste. In addition, the consumer can prepare exactly as much milk as he needs at a certain point in time.

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