TCL Launches Projector A1: Portable, High-Quality Entertainment Anywhere
TCL has launched its first mobile projector, the Projector A1, designed to deliver high-quality entertainment in a portable format suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. With this new device, TCL aims to extend its renowned visual and audio capabilities to on-the-go viewing, allowing users to turn almost any space into a cinematic experience.
The Projector A1 offers Full HD 1080p resolution and 360 ISO Lumen brightness, ensuring clear, vibrant images on screen sizes ranging from 45 to 120 inches. TCL’s advanced screen adaptation technology automatically adjusts focus and keystone for optimal viewing, making it easy to use in various environments.
The projector also features two 8W speakers with Dolby Audio processing for immersive sound, and can function as a premium Bluetooth speaker with an integrated light show for added ambiance.
Powered by Google TV, the Projector A1 provides access to a wide range of content, including movies, shows, live TV, and more, all from over 10,000 apps and 800+ free live TV channels. Google Assistant is also integrated, allowing users to search for content, control smart home devices, and get personalized recommendations via voice commands.
A middle-aged couple in love is watching a movie, in the twilight, outside on the lawn in their courtyard, behind a brick fence. They are sitting on a tablecloth, watching a projector screen.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Display Resolution | 1080p Full HD (1920 x 1080) |
| Projection Technology | LCD |
| Light Source | LED |
| Image Brightness | 360 ISO Lumens |
| Auto Keystone Correction | Yes |
Designed for convenience, the Projector A1 has a portable, sleek form with a VersaGrip handle that doubles as a stand for easy transport and adjustable viewing angles. The device is priced at $499, positioning it as a versatile and compact entertainment solution for users who want to enjoy premium visuals and audio on the go.
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