Product comparison · 2 data projectors

BenQ MP510 Mainstream-projector vs BenQ MP720p Mainstream projector

Key differences

Projector brightness
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:1500 ANSI lumens
- MP720p Mainstream projector:2500 ANSI lumens
Projector native resolution
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:SVGA (800x600)
- MP720p Mainstream projector:XGA (1024x768)
Screen size compatibility
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:762 - 5080 mm (30 - 200")
- MP720p Mainstream projector:787.4 - 7620 mm (31 - 300")
Lamp power
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:160 W
- MP720p Mainstream projector:230 W
Noise level
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:26 dB
- MP720p Mainstream projector:31 dB
Power consumption (typical)
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:250 W
- MP720p Mainstream projector:305 W
Weight
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:2.6 kg
- MP720p Mainstream projector:2.9 kg
Dimensions (WxDxH)
- MP510 Mainstream-projector:277 x 208 x 95 mm
- MP720p Mainstream projector:291 x 234 x 94 mm

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Comparison of MP510 Mainstream-projector, MP720p Mainstream projector
21 specifications	A BenQ MP510 Mainstream-projector View product	B BenQ MP720p Mainstream projector View product
Projector3 differ
Projector brightnessDiffers	1500 ANSI lumens	2500 ANSI lumens
Projector native resolutionDiffers	SVGA (800x600)	XGA (1024x768)
Screen size compatibilityDiffers	762 - 5080 mm (30 - 200")	787.4 - 7620 mm (31 - 300")
Light source1 differ
Lamp powerDiffers	160 W	230 W
Lens systemidentical
Zoom ratioKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1.15:1
Features1 differ
Noise levelDiffers	26 dB	31 dB
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	250 W	305 W
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	2.6 kg	2.9 kg
Other features2 differ
Connectivity technologyKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Wired
Dimensions (WxDxH)Differs	277 x 208 x 95 mm	291 x 234 x 94 mm
I/O portsDiffers	VGA in Component Video in S-Video in Composite Video in USB Serial RS232	VGA in DVI-I in Component Video in S-Video in Composite Video in PC audio in Audio L/R in VGA out Audio out

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