Hisense introduces the world’s first full color 4K laser projector: 1350 ANSI, HDR10+ and up to 150 inches



Hisense has surprised us by presenting the Hisense Vidda C1, the first full color 4K laser projector. To do this, this model achieves a color gamut coverage that reaches 202% in the BT.709 color space.

Projectors are becoming more and more fashionable as they are an excellent option for setting up a home theater. And the new Hisense Vidda C1 promises image quality beyond any doubt. For this, in addition to offer 202% in the BT.709 color space, it also achieves impressive standard color accuracy values reaching E0.9 and supports MEMC refresh rate.

As indicated in the source of the information, this projector wants to mark a before and after in the sector, and seeing its technical characteristics, the new Hisense projector points ways.

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A projector with amazing image quality

Hisense Vidda C1

The Asian manufacturer wants this projector offers the best viewing experience. And for this reason, in addition to the aforementioned features, the Hisense Vidda C1 also offers HDR10+ support so you can enjoy all kinds of movies, series and documentaries compatible with this HDR standard and that you will find on platforms such as Netflix or Amazon Prime Video.

The company indicates that this 4K full color laser projectorIt’s capable of projecting images from 80 to 150 inches. Do you want to connect it to a console? Well, you know that it offers a latency of 12 ms and support for refresh rates of up to 240 Hz.

Thanks to CMOS and ToF sensors Integrating the Hisense Vidda C1, this 4K projector has AI to automatically calibrate the screen output and offer the best image quality, calibrating the focus, tilt alignment, screen size and even the orientation depending on the characteristics of the room.

Regarding the hardware that hides inside, this full color 4K projector has a silicon heart formed by a processor MediaTek MT9669, accompanied by 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage.

Finally, regarding the price and launch date, the Hisense Vidda C1 projector will arrive in the Asian market on June 15 at a price of 6999 yuan, about 997 euros to change.



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