LG unveils ultra-portable LED projector - the HW300G
LG Electronics India, one of the popular consumer durable brands in the country have announced the launch ...

LG Electronics India, one of the popular consumer durable brands in the country have announced the launch of its new product, the HW300G, which is an ultra-portable LED projector that aims to enhance the television experience by delivering film-like picture quality. With the HW300G, home theatre enthusiasts are able to watch their favourite films in the comfort of their own living and media rooms without compromising on picture quality. According to the company, the HW300G leverages an advanced DLP engine to deliver a level of colour and image quality that is traditionally only found in studio-grade monitors and commercial movie theaters, in addition to its native resolution of WXGA 1280 x 800 pixels.

The HW300G
The HW300G is an LED projector with 30,000 hrs lamp life, HDMI port, USB input, which supports DivX providing the facility to play movie, picture and music files through USB. It also has a File Viewer (Office, PDF, HWP) that does not require the conversion of the original file.
The HW300G is also pretty versatile. The projector’s USP is its stylish design, projection distance, volume booster and power supply. The LG HW300G LED Projector has been designed as the most innovative, high-quality image system and is priced at Rs.60,000 and is available ex-stock in stores across India. With an adjustable projection size, the projector can be used anywhere, anytime in the home entertainment space as it is ideal for television and movie viewing, gaming and information. The projector is backed by a 2 years warranty.

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