LG has launched its new RG Series of ProBeam laser projectors, aimed at enhancing presentations and displays in professional settings like conference rooms and commercial areas. This series includes five models, each tailored to fit a range of business requirements based on resolution, brightness, and space considerations.

Leading the lineup are the ProBeam BU60RG and BU50RG models, offering sharp 4K UHD resolution. The BU60RG provides a high brightness level of 6,000 ANSI lumens, suitable for bright environments, while the BU50RG offers a slightly lower brightness of 5,000 ANSI lumens. For those needing a different resolution, the ProBeam BF60RG and BF50RG come with WUXGA resolution and maintain similar brightness levels, with the BF60RG at 6,000 ANSI lumens and the BF50RG at 5,000 ANSI lumens. The ProBeam BU53RG is designed for smaller spaces, featuring 4K UHD resolution and a short throw ratio, along with a brightness of 5,000 ANSI lumens.

The projectors are made to be flexible and user-friendly. They support various aspect ratios like 4:3, 16:10, and 21:9, which is great for different types of presentations, including those that use Microsoft Teams Front Row. They come with features for fine-tuning the image, including edge adjustment and warping, which can be adjusted across up to 25 points. The projectors also have built-in dual 5W speakers for audio, support for Creston RoomView for easier room management, and run on the webOS Signage 6.0 platform, making it simpler to manage digital signage content.

The series is priced starting at $2,900, with the ProBeam BU60RG at the higher end at $4,800. The ProBeam BU50RG is set at $4,100, the BF60RG at $3,600, the BF50RG at $2,900, and the ProBeam BU53RG has variable pricing depending on the region.

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LG Electronics has launched two new high resolution projectors earlier this week on Monday (22nd February 2021). These new projectors are targeted for enterprises and businesses and are a part of the ProBeam series.

For those unaware, the LG ProBeam series is aimed at the professional market, which includes the two new launches as well. On the other hand, the CineBeam lineup are the projectors targeted for the mass market and consumers. The new models include BU60PST and BF60PST. Both projectors offer 6,000 ANSI lumen of brightness. Furthermore, its laser uses light source that can last for around 20,000 hours, as per official notes. According to TheElec report, the BU60PST projector from the South Korean tech giant supports 4K resolution and is capable of providing a 300 inch screen.

Notably, this screen can also be expanded and contracted at twelve different points on the edge. Additionally, the contrast ratio of the output is 3 million to one on the models, while both models also support HDR10 as well. The new projectors also arrive with web browsers. This allows them to be connected to the internet. Additionally, these projectors can also share screens with other Android running devices. In other words, they can be connected wirelessly with notebooks and smartphones in professional environments.

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