Lenovo held a new product launch conference in Beijing last night. At the press conference, Lenovo officially launched the YOGA smart projection T500 Play.
Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play is a positioning mobile high-definition projection, with a 100-inch projection area, cinema-level shocking sound effects, large power portable mobile, and other major features. The first launch price of the new product is 2,699 yuan.
In terms of sound effects, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play not only continues the excellent sound presentation of its predecessor T500 but also has built-in a pair of 2.0-inch 10-watt neodymium iron boron internal magnetic cinema-grade high-quality speakers, supplemented by a dual Passive radiator and large sound cavity.
In addition, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play can also exist independently as a Bluetooth speaker, and it can play music continuously for more than 10 hours without turning on the light source.
In terms of screen presentation, Lenovo YOGA smart projection T500 Play brings a large projection area of up to 100 inches with 1080P high-definition resolution and supports 4K cinema-level video decoding.
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In terms of image quality, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play supports Lenovo’s EEP smart image quality enhancement engine, which adds brilliant color effects to the picture on a clear basis. At the same time, T500 Play also supports HDR10+ and HLG decoding.
As for the light source, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play uses DLP projection technology, equipped with an RGB+B four-channel high-brightness LED light source. The new cat’s eye intelligent light-sensing technology allows the screen brightness to be automatically adjusted to the appropriate brightness for the human eye according to the ambient light.
In addition, T500 Play also has a 3-second super-fast focusing and four-point keystone correction function to ensure that the screen is perfectly squared. In terms of battery life, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play has a built-in 22500mAh lithium battery, and the longest viewing time can be up to 5 hours, which is equivalent to continuously playing 3 movies or 60 episodes of cartoons.
Moreover, Lenovo YOGA smart projection T500 Play is equipped with a Type-C image interface. You only need to connect PlayStation, Switch, and other game devices or mobile phones to the T500 Play through wires to experience the experience of changing a small screen to a large screen in seconds.
In terms of content, Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play has a large number of genuine resources including platforms such as iQiyi and Bestone, and also built-in domestic mainstream video platform apps such as Tencent Video, Bilibili, and Kumiao. Lenovo has also launched an exclusive function of linking personal cloud storage. Users can directly play music, videos, and other content in the personal cloud through the association of T500 Play with the personal cloud.
In terms of hardware, Lenovo YOGA smart projection T500 Play uses Amlogic T972 high-end chip, 2GB + 16GB storage space. In addition, T500 Play uses a three-dimensional intelligent partitioned heat dissipation architecture, and the CPU temperature intelligently controls the fan speed, achieving ultra-low mute effect on the basis of high-efficiency heat conduction by copper pipes.
Furthermore, in terms of body design, the appearance of Lenovo YOGA Smart Projector T500 Play adopts a simple and elegant design style. The champagne gold top is matched with the cherry blossom white body and the light gray textured velvet net, which is more textured. The three-dimensional fabric panel part can make the sound more penetrating and easy to clean at the same time.
In terms of price, Lenovo’s YOGA smart projection T500 Play is priced at 2,999 yuan, and the initial price is 2,699 yuan. The pre-sale will start on December 9th and will be officially launched on Lenovo’s official website, and other platforms on December 23rd. In addition, users who purchase during the initial release period will also receive a voucher of 600 yuan for designated peripheral accessories, which can be directly deducted when purchasing screens, brackets, and other projection accessories or some IoT products.
