On Tuesday, the Lenovo Xiaoxin 520 Projector was unveiled in China at Lenovo's Consumer Ecology conference. The smart device includes four bulbs with a brightness of up to 800 lumens and is light and thin in form. Lenovo has launched a new smart projector with a starting price of 2,699 yuan ($405), and pre-orders have begun.
The Xiaoxin 520 Projector is a small device that is designed to appeal to young people. Lenovo designed the smart projector with "beauty and performance" in mind, taking into account the aesthetic tastes and needs of today's youthful customers.
The device is 4.8cm thick and features a square form with rounded corners. Its lightweight and slender form makes it easy to carry in a backpack or tote.
The device uses a combination of RGB+BP three-color 4 lamps with a brightness of up to 800 lumens and a maximum projection size of 120 inches for brightness, which is critical for projectors. Lenovo promises that the projector will last up to ten years (which we doubt)
In terms of display, the Xiaoxin 520 has a resolution of up to 1080P and supports 8K video decoding. In addition, the projector has a 120 percent sRGB colour range. The Xiaoxin 520 smart projector also includes Lenovo's second-generation EEP intelligent image quality engine, which uses intelligent pixel-level analysis of the source image to greatly improve colour performance and image quality.
When it comes to music, the Xiaoxin 520 smart projector is equipped with Vifa, a Danish audio company that supports Dolby Atmos.
Automatic keystone correction, intelligent focusing, and intelligent obstacle avoidance are among the projector's other notable features.
