Acer H6542 Full HD DLP Home Cinema Projector
Description
The Acer H6542 brings a 100-inch Full HD picture into any living room, turning an evening at home into a genuine cinema experience. With up to 4,000 lumens of brightness it stays crisp and colourful even with some ambient light in the room, so you are not restricted to blackout curtains and darkened rooms to get a great picture. Acer's ColorBoost3D technology and Acer LumiSense automatically adjust brightness and colour saturation to match the content being shown, while image shift and digital zoom make it easy to fit the picture to your screen without having to relocate the projector or the mount. It is a straightforward, no-fuss 1080p DLP projector built for home entertainment rather than boardrooms. Backed by Acer's official warranty and support network, the H6542 is a dependable choice for anyone who wants a big-screen picture without the cost or bulk of a television at the same size.
Key features
Bright enough for daylight or lit-room viewing, not just blackout home cinema rooms.
Native 1920 x 1080 resolution DLP imaging for sharp, detailed pictures up to 100 inches and beyond.
Automatically tunes colour saturation and brightness to the scene being shown.
Fit the picture to your screen precisely without moving the projector's mounting position.
Technical specifications
Delivery & returns
Estimated delivery 25 Aug - 29 Aug. UK mainland delivery only — some large or made-to-order items may carry longer lead times.
Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Faulty items are covered under manufacturer warranty.
Payment & security
Pay securely by card, or apply for a 30-day purchase order account.
Schools, colleges, universities, NHS, government bodies and charities can order on invoice — no card payment required.
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