There are, of course, manual settings to do this & they’re also a nice screen fit software if you want to use a projector screen & there’s a clever obstacle avoidance feature that can detect if something is obstructing the picture, and it will account for that by shifting the picture over a little bit.
And If you plan to hook up a gaming device, Blu-ray player, or set-top box, there’s some decent I/O on the back. There’s a HDMI ARC port. This can be used as an input, but it also can send a high-quality audio signal to a soundbar or home theatre setup. There’s also a USB type A port, which means you can connect an external HDD or pen drive or a third party streaming device.
