Living up to its name, the BenQ W20000 DLP Projector receives a great review. In its features, this silver projector includes two HDMIs, component video input, BNC jacks, and a 12V trigger jack which shows that this device includes up-to-date visual display technology. The reviewer shows the front, back, and top of the device in its striking detail. The visual presentation of the device includes a full HD 1,920 x 1,080 pixel count and an optional Panamorph lens for 2.35:1-ratio films. With regard to the image quality there is an impressive Hollywood Quality Video (HQV) image processing engine with 4:4:4 color sampling functions.  When operating the device with the movie “Casino Royale” on Blu-ray, the reviewer states that “First impressions of the W20000’s picture quality are very strong” he adds, “the shot of James Bond standing against a jungle backdrop holding a gun to the bomb-maker’s head in the Casino Royale Blu-ray looks strangely gritty and flecked with colour noise to a degree I’ve never seen before.” He explains that the noise level is the weakness of a the W20000 projector, but all things considered this projector from BenQ is worth its price, which is around $4,800.00.

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