Epson recently unveiled its new CH-TW5750 projector, boasting true color reproduction, high brightness, and smart features. The projector is priced at 4299 yuan (US$ 594) and is now up for pre-sale on JD.com. Let’s delve into its key specs. The projector is equipped with 3LCD display technology and Epson’s self-developed C2FINE (Crystal Clear Fine Technology) to deliver sharp, clear, and natural pictures with no speckles or rainbow artifacts. It also supports 10-bit color depth, 6-channel color adjustment for personalized color temperature and saturation adjustments, and boasts a DUV value approaching 0 for purer and more vibrant colors.
The CH-TW5750 features 3 pieces of
0.61-inch polysilicon active matrix chips, achieving a native 1080P resolution
and a brightness of 2700 lumens under ISO standards. This ensures bright and
vivid images even in well-lit environments. Additionally, the projector
supports 1.2x optical zoom for flexible placement and a 35,000:1 high dynamic
contrast ratio for clear details in dark parts and bright colors in bright
parts.
The CH-TW5750 is equipped with Android
11.0 operating system and comes with 64GB of storage space. It supports AI
voice functions and Tencent Aurora TV OS, offering a user-friendly interface
and smooth operation. The projector also features a sleep mode to automatically
power down after extended periods of inactivity and a time magnifying glass
function.
The projector’s design is sleek and
modern, with a brushed metal lens protection module that not only protects but
also adds to the aesthetic appeal. The smart remote control allows easy
navigation and operation, enhancing the overall user experience.
The CH-TW5750 utilizes diffuse reflection
technology to project light, making it easier on the eyes and reducing fatigue.
It also boasts a long light source life of 7500 hours in ECO mode, translating
to up to 6 years and 7 months of usage for 3 hours a day. Additionally, Epson
offers a 3-year whole machine warranty and a 3-year light source warranty for
peace of mind.
