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BenQ X300G 2000 ANSI Lumen 4K HDR Portable Gaming Projector, 4 ms Response Time, Short Throw, Built-in Game Modes, 3D Auto Keystone, Android TV w/ Built-in 16W speaker New 1 GHz CPU Core: Quad-core Auto document feeder Mobile

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BenQ X300G 2000 ANSI Lumen 4K HDR Portable Gaming Projector, 4 ms Response Time, Short Throw, Built in Game Modes, 3D Auto Keystone, Android TV w Built in 16W speaker New 1 GHz CPU Core: Quad core Auto document feeder Mobile 1 GHz CPU Core: Quad core Processor Memory Installed Memory: 8 GB Memory Speed: DDR4 3200 Storage Drive Storage Type: SSD Hard Drive Capacity: 0 SSD Capacity: 256 GB Optical Drive: No Graphics GPU: NVIDIA GeForce MX450 Graphics Memory: 2 GB Graphics Type: Dedicated Graphics Display Screen Size: 24" Touchscreen: No Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Network & Communications Network LAN: 10 100 1000Mbps Network WLAN: 802 Ash Silver keyboard Mouse Pad: Multi Touch Power & Battery Power Adapter: 45 W USB Type C power adapter Power Battery: 2 cell 83 Zoom Ratio 1 x1 DisplayPort Built in Speaker

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