Taiwan-based technology company Acer adds a new laser projector to its eco-friendly Vero series. It features a chassis that contains a fair amount of recycled plastic, requires less power to run than its lamp-based cousin, and ships completely. Recyclable packaging.
The Vero PL3510ATV is encased in a chassis made from 50% post-consumer recycled plastic waste. Compared to the P6500 lamp-based model.
Its laser diode puts out 4,800 ANSI lumens for daytime viewing without the need to pull curtains, and is believed to last about 20,000 hours in normal use and 30,000 hours in eco mode. At the heart of the unit is laser phosphor technology, which “allows you to see rich, accurate colors while reducing illumination attenuation by a factor of eight.” The Full HD projector can project a 79-inch image from 6.5 feet (2 m) away. Mention of maximum image size at this point.
The IP5X-rated projector features automatic 2D keystone correction and 4-corner adjustment for easy setup, but manual focus and zoom. Cable to your source device via a pair of HDMI 2.0 ports (including one with audio channel return), or there’s an Android TV dongle in the box to meet your streaming entertainment needs. power, but there are also analog and digital audio outputs on the back.
The Vero PL3510ATV appears to be (at least initially) only for the EMEA region with a starting price of €1,399 and will be available from September. No doubt more detailed specifications will be revealed.
Source: Acer
