BenQ GP10, 550 ANSI lumens, DLP, WXGA (1280x800), 10000:1, 16:10, 508 - 6096 mm (20 - 240") BenQ GP10. Projector brightness: 550 ANSI lumens, Projection technology: DLP, Projector native resolution: WXGA (1280x800). Light source type: LED, Service life of light source: 20000 h, Service life of light source (economic mode): 30000 h. Zoom ratio: Fixed, Throw ratio: 1.2:1, Offset: 100%. Analog signal format system: NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL 60, PAL M, PAL N, SECAM, Supported graphics resolutions: 1600 x 1200 (UXGA), 640 x 480 (VGA), Supported video modes: 1080i, 1080p, 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p. USB connector type: USB Type-A http://gadgetshow.channel5.com/gadgets/audio-video/televisions/projectors/benq-gp10-projector Projectors are slowly coming down in price and can offer you a much bigger picture than some top-end TVs: take BenQ's GP10 for example, a compact LED-based projector that's designed to throw out a huge image at a short distance, making it perfect for p... BenQ promises that its compact GP10 is ideal for throwing up a large image at close-range, and it doesn't disappoint. From just a metre away, you can be treated to a massive 40-inch picture and it can go even bigger when pulling the projector away. That means it's perfect for small rooms, such as presenting a video at a meeting in a cramped boardroom, or for throwing a gigantic image onto your be... While we're fans of the big image thrown up at a short range, there's one thing we're not too keen on, especially when in close proximity: the GP10 is particularly loud. Once you've switched it on, it sounds like there's a jet engine in your room, which is made worse if you're having to sit right next to it in a small room - but it's easy to ignore if you have a decent set of speakers set up to d... For slightly northwards of £450, the BenQ GP10 gives you a lot of bang for your buck, especially if you've got a small area that you want to boost with a huge image. We're pleased with its brightness and sharp quality, and its built-in speakers are a n... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tvs-entertainment/projectors/53248/benq-gp10-review Home cinema projectors don’t come much smaller than the BenQ GP10. Measuring a slim 62x220x177mm and weighing just 1.5kg, this portable DLP projector is easy to carry in or out of the home. The GP10 comes with a carry case, and its internal battery means ... Has good image quality and range of connection ports, but limited 3D capability... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/projectors/benq-gp10-1188739/review BenQ's GP10 is designed for small places. Able to project a 40-inch image from just a metre away, it's a solution for two scenarios; presentations in small rooms, offices and boardrooms, and for watching movies at home. Wherever it's used, the GP10 is ve... Short, throw images, Automatic keystone, Excellent iOS app, Twin 3W speakers, Compact design, All controls on product Best in a blackout, Lacks contrast, Slow processor, No Android app, Unreliable wireless display software It's not the finest projector around, but we'd judge the GP10 as a great-value choice for life in an office and occasional trips home. Versatile images and surprisingly loud speakers make this an everyman small projector as at home on a coffee table for ... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/benq-gp10 What is the BenQ GP10? The GP10 is an ultra-portable business projector that has more than a little promise as space-saving home film and gaming projector. It's not quite a true ‘pocket-sized' model like some we've tested, but it's small and light enough ... Excellent brightness for a small projector, Good sharpness, Flexible connectivity Black level response isn't great, It runs a bit noisily, Not a native 16:9 aspect ratio There's much to admire in the sharpness, brightness and colour response BenQ has managed to get out of such an affordable and small projector as the GP10. Ultimately, though, it's not quite good enough with its contrast to earn a Recommended badge....