Epson brings 8 business-class projectors to serve office and classroom needs

Epson brings 8 business-class projectors to serve office and classroom needs

Epson has announced eight new additions to their business projector series lineup — the Epson EB-L260F, EB-L210W, EB-L210SF, EB-L210SW, EB-770Fi, EB-770F, EB-760Wi, and EB-760W. Epson says the projectors are designed to meet the rising need that businesses have for higher-quality video conferencing devices to conduct activities and operations in various environments.

Designed for ease of use

Designed for ease of use in collaborative working environments ranging from workplaces to classrooms, the projectors utilise a wide-aspect display which allows users to view projections in detail. This means that online meetings or lessons can then be easily projected across common backdrops or blank surfaces, saving users the effort of preparing or installing a display area just for projector use.

Derek Tan, Head of Sales and Marketing, Epson Singapore said:

As meeting and education spaces have evolved drastically, it is integral that new display technology is large and wide enough to cater to various environments. With these new projectors, we are confident that users in the corporate and education sectors will be able to deliver immersive visual presentations that help make collaboration and learning seamless.

Given the prevalence of online meeting applications in hybrid workplaces, the projectors have either one or more aspect ratios. These can be 16:6, 16:9, 16:10 or 21:9. Epson says that the 21:9 aspect ratio allows the eyes to take in more information at one go, boosting productivity and efficiency making it the most applicable ratio for online meetings. They also offer up at least 4,000 lumens of brightness allowing users to see clear and detailed images despite having lights on, further optimising productivity when the projectors are used. The projectors also feature Epson’s 3LCD technology, ensuring that all images are displayed vividly with an equal white and colour output, and can be used up to 20,000 hours maintenance-free.

The EB-L260F displays in both 16:6 and 21:9 aspect ratios and can cover up to 300 inches in some instances and a brightness display of 4,600 lumens for its 1080P resolution display. The EB-L210W projectors can cover up to 300 inches in some instances, has a 16:10 aspect ratio, a brightness display of 4,500 lumens, and an a WXGA 1,280 x 800 resolution.

The EB-L210SF and EB-L210SW can both display 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios, 4,000 lumens of brightness. Both can throw up to a 120-inch large screen with ease. They both use an RGB liquid crystal shutter projection system with the EB-L210SF having a 1080P FHD resolution display and the EB-L210SW featuring a WXGA 1,280 x 800 resolution.

The EB-770Fi displays in both 16:6 and 21:9 aspect ratios and can display up to 150 inches in the 16:9 aspect ratio when not in interactive mode and has a brightness display of 4,100 lumens. The EB-770F displays in both 16:6 and 21:9 aspect ratios and covers up to 150 inches diagonally in 16:9 aspect ratio and a brightness display of 4,100 lumens. The EB-760Wi can display up to 150 inches for a 16:9 aspect ratio when not in interactive mode and a brightness display of 4,100 lumens. The EB-760W can cover up to 150 inches diagonally in a 16:9 aspect ratio and a brightness display of 4,100 lumens. The EB-770Fi and EB-760Wi also come with a finger touch unit that allows users to use their fingers to interact with the projected screen, similar to using an interactive pen.

Pricing and availability

The projectors are also available for sale now at the following prices:

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