Comparison Epson EH-TW6700W vs Epson EH-TW6700

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	Epson EH-TW6700W	Epson EH-TW6700
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Main function	home	home
Lamp and image
Lamp type	UHE	UHE
Lamp model	ELPLP85	ELPLP85
Service life	3500 h	3500 h
Service life (energy-saving)	5000 h	5000 h
Lamp power	250 W	250 W
Brightness	3000 lm /2000 lm in economy mode/	3000 lm /2000 lm in economy mode/
Dynamic contrast	70 000:1	70 000:1
Colour rendering	1 billion colours	1 billion colours
Horizontal frequency	15.6 – 67.5 kHz	15.6 – 67.5 kHz
Frame rate	24 – 60 Hz	24 – 60 Hz
Projection system
Technology	3LCD	3LCD
Size	0.61"	0.61"
Real resolution	1920x1080 px	1920x1080 px
Image format support	16:9, 16:10, 4:3	16:9, 16:10, 4:3
Projecting
Rear projection
Throw distance, min	1.16 m	1.16 m
Throw distance, max	11.75 m	11.75 m
Image size	30 – 300 "	30 – 300 "
Throw ratio	1.33:1 – 2.15:1	1.33:1 – 2.15:1
Optical zoom	1.6 x	1.6 x
Zoom and focus	manual	manual
Lens shift	/±60% vertical, ±24% horizontal/
Keystone correction (vert), ±	30 °	30 °
Keystone correction (horizontal), ±	30 °	30 °
Features
Features	MHL support 3D support	MHL support 3D support
Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi ready	Wi-Fi ready
Hardware
USB 2.0	2	2
Number of speakers	2	2
Sound power	20 W	20 W
Video connectors	VGA	VGA
HDMI inputs	2	2
HDMI version	v 1.4
Audio connectors	3.5 mm output (mini-Jack)	3.5 mm output (mini-Jack)
Service connectors	USB (slave)	USB (slave)
General
Noise level (nominal)	32 dB	32 dB
Noise level (energy-saving / quiet)	24 dB	24 dB
Power source	mains	mains
Power consumption	364 W /279 W in economy mode/	364 W /279 W in economy mode/
Size (HxWxD)	163x410x310 mm	163x410x310 mm
Weight	7 kg	6.9 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	november 2016	november 2016

HDMI version

HDMI interface version supported by the projector.

About the interface itself, see above, and its different versions differ in maximum resolution and other features:

— v 1.4. The version released back in 2009. Despite this, it has quite decent specifications, due to which it continues to be used in modern video equipment. Specific features of HDMI v1.4 include 3D support, the ability to work with 4K video (4096x2160) at 24 fps and with Full HD at 120 fps. In addition to the original version, there are also improved modifications — v.1.4a and v.1.4b; they differ only in some 3D-related improvements.

– v 2.0. Standard introduced in 2014. Thanks to the increased bandwidth compared to v 1.4, it allows you to transfer 4K video at speeds up to 60 fps, as well as up to 32 channels and up to 4 audio streams simultaneously. In addition, this version was the first to introduce support for the 21:9 ultra-wide format, and the v2.0a update introduced HDR compatibility, with further enhancements to this feature in version 2.0b.

— v 2.1. A version released in 2017 also known as HDMI Ultra High Speed. The data transfer rate has indeed been significantly increased, allowing the support for video up to 10K at 120 frames per second. In addition, some improvements regarding HDR have been made. Note that connecting via HDMI v2.1 requires the use of special cables, although the basic features remain available when working with standard cables.