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Quiet and cool Projectors with bright lamps need to be kept cool, and sometimes the noise of the internal fan for this purpose can be distracting. The new Philips NeoPix range has been engineered to improve airflow and heat dissipation, and they're up to 30 per cent quieter than previous models.

Philips’ latest range of NeoPix mini projectors brings four feature-laden models to suit a variety of uses and budgets. Words Bec Summer T he four new models in Philips’ 2022 NeoPix line-up are all designed for simple set NEW PROJECTOR PIX FROM PHILIPS

Android TV, Chromecast, and Google Assistant, as well as the same connectivity options for external and wireless devices. Philips NeoPix 320 Another model to suit a dark room, the 320 projects an image of up to 80” in Full HD 1080p resolution, with 200 lumens of brightness.

Philips NeoPix 720 The flagship 720 is the brightest at 700 lumens and also projects the biggest image size – up to 120”, in Full HD 1080p resolution. Android TV and preloaded popular apps can be accessed from one convenient interface, with hands-free navigation using Google Assistant. And there’s Chromecast built-in for streaming video content, music, and photos from mobile devices. You can add external devices via two HDMI inputs, USB-A and USB-C ports, and a 3.5mm jack, or wirelessly using Bluetooth 4.2. There’s also dual band Wi-Fi support for HD streaming and gaming, and Wi-Fi screen mirroring from compatible devices. (Coming Soon) Philips NeoPix 520 A bright projector at 350 lumens, the 520 will perform well in a dark home theatre room and beam an image size up to 100” in Full HD 1080p. This model – like the 720 – features integrated

The OS has Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, and YouTube preloaded, with dual band Wi-Fi support for uninterrupted streaming and gaming, plus screen mirroring. Moreover, you can connect a smartphone using Bluetooth Boombox mode to stream music. The 320 has a single HDMI input, USB-A output, and 3.5mm audio out jack for external connections. Philips NeoPix 120 A more basic model that’s ideal for the kids’ bedroom, Powerpoint presentations and outdoor movie nights, the 120 delivers an HD 720p image with 100 lumens brightness on a screen size up to 65”. There’s an HDMI input for connecting a media streaming device like an Amazon Fire TV stick, and a USB-A port for playback from USB sticks or hard drives.

up and operation, with the added convenience of being compact and fully portable for pop-up cinema get togethers and more – both indoors and out. Boasting brighter images than their

predecessors, they utilise an advanced LED light source with a 30,000-hour lifespan, so there’s no need for replacement bulbs. Maximum screen sizes range from 65” to a massive 120” depending on the model, with three of the four projecting images in stunning Full HD 1080p resolution. Android TV and built-in Chromecast on selected models bring a wealth of entertainment options, and all include an integrated multimedia player. There's also wireless and wired connectivity for adding external devices and streaming from phones and laptops. Each model features keystone image correction for a perfectly proportioned 16:9 picture (even if the projector is off centre to the wall/screen), as well as digital zoom and manual focus. And the inbuilt 2.1 speaker system includes a DSP subwoofer for powerful bass. Let’s take a closer look at the features and specs for each model, so you can pick the NeoPix that best suits your needs.

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