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ViewSonic LX60HD

ViewSonic

Price

$300
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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Where we have it, each spec shows where the data came from.
Native resolution1080p FHDManufacturer
Contrast ratio, dynamic4,200:1Manufacturer
Light source typeLEDManufacturer
Lamp life, normal (hours)20000Manufacturer
Throw ratio, min1.2Manufacturer
Throw typestandardManufacturer
Image size, min (in)50Manufacturer
Image size, max (in)140Manufacturer
Native aspect ratio16:9Manufacturer
Vertical keystoneYesManufacturer
Four corner correctionYesManufacturer
HDMI inputs1Manufacturer
HDMI version1.4Manufacturer
Wi-FiYesManufacturer
BluetoothYesManufacturer
Width (in)9Manufacturer
Height (in)8.9Manufacturer
Depth (in)6.3Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)6.8Manufacturer

Common questions

ANSWERED FROM THE DATA

Does the ViewSonic LX60HD need a special screen?

No UST-specific constraint — the ViewSonic LX60HD is a conventional-throw design per its stated throw type, so standard screen materials work. In a room with ambient light, an ALR screen preserves contrast; the builder checks the projector-screen pairing either way.

Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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