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LG CineBeam HU710P 4K UHD Hybrid Home Cinema Projector

\nKey Features \n

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• Laser 4K UHD & 8.3 Mega pixel
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• Hybrid (Laser + LED) projector
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• Up to 300 (762cm) Screen
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• webOS
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• Apple AirPlay 2 & HomeKit
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• 4/9/15 Point WARPING
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\nBrilliant Home Cinema with High-powered Hybrid Light Source \n \nDisplay \n \n4K UHD (3840x2160) \nHybrid (Laser + LED) \nDCI-P3 94% & 2M:1 Contrast Ratio \n \nImaging Technology \n \nBrightness Optimizer \nFilmmaker Mode \nHDR Standard \n \n Usability \n \nwebOS \nApple AirPlay 2 & HomeKit \nWireless Connection (Screen Share & Bluetooth) \n \nReal 4K UHD Hybrid Projector \n \nVivid Cinematic Viewing Up to 300 (762cm) Large Screen \n \nWith 8.3 mega pixels utilizing 4K UHD hybrid technology, LG CineBeam delivers precisive details up to 300 (762cm). With 2M:1 contrast ratio it can express the deep darkness and brightness. And it accurately represents colours in an indoor environment, thanks to a wide colour gamut 94% of DCI-P3 and 2,000 ANSI Lumens brightness. \n \n8.3M Pixels \n \nReal 4K UHD \n \nDCI-P3 94% \n \nWide Colour Gamut \n \n2,000,000:1 \n \nContrast Ratio \n \n2,000 ANSI \n \nBrightness \n \n*The figures of contrast ratio and colour gamut are the measured value from internal testing. \n*The marked brightness, the measured value from internal testing, is based on the brightness standard that users perceive. \n*The above figures are based on ‘Brightest mode’ and may vary depending on your environment. \n*The colour gamut is based on 'Vivid mode’ and the colour reproduction range may vary depending on the picture mode you choose. \n \nLaser + LED \n \nVibrant Picture from Hybrid Light Source Technology \n \nFeaturing LG’s new hybrid light source system, the HU710P employs an LED light source supported by laser technology to provide 2,000 ANSI lumens. So, the user can enjoy the content with enhanced light source brightness and colour expression. \n \nBrightness Optimizer \n \nDesigned for Both Bright and Dark Environment \n \nDepending on lighting condition of viewing environment, you can change iris mode. \n \nAdaptive Contrast \n \nFits Laser Output to the Scene \n \nAdaptive Contrast gives more depth to your image by adaptively adjusting the Laser output to image, in order to create a high contrast ratio. Bright scenes appear brighter, while dark scenes remain detailed with deep blacks and shade detail. \n \nFilmmaker Mode \n \nFeel the Emotions of the Original Content Creator \n \nFilmmaker Mode turns off motion smoothing and other video processing setting. So, it can faithfully and accurately deliver the creator’s intent. \n \nA New Level of Clarity \n \nHDR improves quality by making the bright part brighter and the dark part darker while using the dark side details. So, it is compatible with almost HDR industry standards. \n \nDynamic Tone Mapping \n \nUsing meaningful signal range (frame by frame) instead of simple signal range. \n \nHDR10 \n \nIndividual tone can be adjusted for each colour within a scene. \n \nHLG \n \nHLG is a backwards-compatible HDR standard and begins with a SDR signal that any TV can use. \n \nHGiG \n \nHGiG helps you to enjoy HDR console games from PlayStation and Xbox. \n \n*HDR covers almost all HDR specifications, including HDR10, Dynamic Tone Mapping, HLG, HGiG and other specifications. \n \nThe Smart Way to Access Content \n \nWith webOS 6.0, you can explore a variety of TV shows and movies with a simple connect to your Wi-Fi network. Also, you can enjoy video contents with built-in apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube and Apple TV. \n \nMagic Lighting Remote Control \n \nWith Magic Lighting Remote Control, you can just press the Home button and easily control webOS. Its lighting function allows you to control it conveniently even in a dark room. \n \nApple AirPlay 2 & HomeKit \n \nLet's Share Your Content at Home \n \nWith LG smart projector, simply share your entertainment from supported Apple devices - iPhone, iPad, and Mac - using AirPlay to the high-definition large screen. \n \nHow to Use Your Apple Devices with LG CineBeam Properly \n \nStream video from Apple device to LG CineBeam \n

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• Find the video that you want to stream.
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• Tap AirPlay icon.
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• Choose your LG CineBeam projector.
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• If an AirPlay passcode appears on your projector screen, enter the passcode on your Apple device.
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\nMirror your Apple device to LG CineBeam \n

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• Open Control Center.
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•  Tap Screen Mirroring.
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• Select your LG CineBeam from the list.
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•  If an AirPlay passcode appears on your projector screen, enter the passcode on your Apple device.
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\nMirror your Apple device to LG CineBeam \n

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• On 2nd depth Launcher of webOS 6.0, click AirPlay.
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•  Click Open Settings and Select 'Set up HomeKit’.
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• Scan the QR Code on LG CineBeam using your Apple device.
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•  omplete HomeKit Setting on LG CineBeam.
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\n*Your Apple device must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your projector. \n*Apple, the Apple logo, AirPlay, Apple TV, and HomeKit are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. \n*This LG CineBeam supports AirPlay 2 and requires iOS 12.3 or later or macOS 10.14.5 or later. \n \nFlexible and Easy Installation \n \nLens Shift & Zoom x1.6 \n \nWith Lens Shift (H ± 24%, V ± 60%) & Zoom x1.6 functionality, you can install the projector virtually anywhere and set the screen to the exact size and location. \n \n*The images simulated to enhance feature understanding. It may differ from actual use. \n \n4/9/15 Point WARPING \n \nWith the improved 4/9/15 Point WARPING supporting not only 4-corner but also 9-point and 15-point warping functions, you can adjust screen distortion and set up a more precise screen. \n \n*The images simulated to enhance feature understanding. It may differ from actual use. \n \nScreen Share + Bluetooth \n \nSmart Wireless Connection \n \nYou can share the content and sound conveniently with wireless mirroring (screen share) and Bluetooth pairing. \n \n*Screen share: Supported on Android or Window 8.1 and above. \n*Using Android devices, your device must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your projector. \n \n