Optoma will shortly be launching a new projector designed to deliver superior quality imagery to small meeting rooms or training rooms.
The new EH415ST high resolution full HD 1080p projector offers stunning image performance from a short distance. The short throw lens gives a super-sized 100-inch picture on a screen or wall from just over a metre away. This makes it perfect for small meeting rooms or classrooms.
Optoma’s Head of Product Marketing, Justin Halls, said: “People expect high definition imagery at home but have previously settled for a lower resolution for the office. Technology has developed so much that businesses can now havebrighter and higher quality imagery at an affordable price.”
The EH415ST is part of Optoma’s business and education range of projectors and boasts a brightness rating of 3,500 ANSI lumens, which is ideal for use without dimming the lights. And because of this brightness and its light weight (3.4kg), it is extremely flexible for either easy installation or presentations on the move.
Justin added: “This is one of the most affordable high brightness short throw projectors on the market. As well as the full HD high resolution, the projector’s 15:000:1 contrast ratio and its brightness of 3,500 lumens make it possible to include complex detail in presentations.”
This Full 3D high definition projector also has a powerful built-in speaker, which means presentations or films can be played with exceptional sound quality. Despite the compact dimensions of the EH415ST, the level of audio created will easily fill a classroom or office space. An audio output is also included, enabling connection to external sound systems.
The EH415ST has an Eco+ mode for energy saving which includes standby mode and auto power off. And because it is virtually maintenance free, it has an overall lower cost of ownership, longer lamp life (up to 7000 hours*) and improved reliability.
The projector can be managed and monitored remotely with Crestron RoomView®, Telnet, Extron IP Link, AMX and PJ-Link, which allow almost all aspects of the EH415ST to be controlled across a network. It has extensive connectivity supporting a wide number of computer and video inputs including VGA and two HDMI ports. It also has audio inputs, which remove the need for additional costly audio hardware and cabling.
The EH415ST features DLP® technology pioneered by Texas Instruments, which uses millions of mirrors to produce higher quality 3D images and ensure the projector does not suffer colour degradation over time, as sometimes experienced in other projector technologies.
EH415ST specification
Native resolution Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080)
Brightness 3,500 ANSI lumens
Lamp life (up to hrs) 7,000
Contrast 15,000:1
Throw ratio 0.5:1
Zoom Fixed
Weight 3.4kg
Features Full 3D, optional wireless. Eco+ mode. Full support for Crestron, Extron, AMX, PJ-Link and Telnet LAN commands
Connectivity HDMI x 2, VGA
For full specifications, product images and brochures visit www.optoma.co.uk
*Typical lamp life achieved through testing. Will vary according to operational use and environmental conditions.
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For more information, brochures and product images, please contact:
Penny Wilkinson: p.wilkinson@optoma.co.uk, Tel: +44 (0)1923 691 852
NOTES TO EDITORS
Optoma is a world leading designer and manufacturer of projection and audio products for business, education, professional audio/video and home entertainment.
Optoma’s projection products combine superior image processing technologies with exceptional engineering and innovation to deliver stunning crystal clear images with ultimate reliability.
Optoma projectors use DLP® technology, pioneered by Texas Instruments. This uses millions of mirrors to produce high quality imagery which does not suffer colour degradation over time, as sometimes experienced in other projector technologies.
The Optoma NuForce audio range is designed for people that care about sound. They are built from premium quality components to deliver sleek design and exceptional sound.
The Optoma Group has continental headquarters in Europe, the USA and Asia; whilst Optoma Europe, based in London, covers Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Local services are delivered from regional offices in France, Germany, Norway, Spain and the Netherlands and sales representatives in the Czech Republic, Dubai, Italy, Poland, Russia, Romania and Saudi Arabia. www.optoma.co.uk