Epson’s unveils EPSON EMP-1810, EMP-1815 projectors

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Epson , the world leader* in data projectors, has unveiled the EPSON EMP-1810 and EMP-1815 multimedia projectors.  In response to the discerning digital display needs of modern corporate and education institutions, both projectors house an array of highly advanced features within a compact casing. 

 

The XGA-resolution projectors use Epson's proprietary 3LCD technology to beam smoother, more vibrant and natural images that are easy on the eyes even with prolonged viewing.  Lamp brightness is rated at 3500 ANSI lumens so images can still be viewed without the need to dim the room.  Both projectors accommodate rapid 'Power-On', 'instant-off' and an innovative A/V mute slide - standard features shared by Epson's new class of multimedia projectors for business users.  The 'Power-On' and 'instant-off' features allow presentations to commence and end with minimal delay, while the user-friendly A/V mute slide feature allows presentations to pause for discussions to take place without the unwanted distraction from light seepage and fan whirl. 

 

Additional features available on EPSON EMP-1815

PC-less presentation are a breeze with the EPSON EMP-1815.  Beyond regular port connection points, the projector has an integrated USB (Version 2.0) port which connects seamlessly to a wide range of compatible input devices including digital cameras, thumb-drives and media players.

 

In addition to the features listed above, the definitive projector also includes USB connectivity, multi-screen display, and movie-sending with sound.  These three features are unique to Epson's range of multimedia projectors.   

 

For absolute ease-of-use, the EPSON EMP-1815 has a second USB (Version 2.0, PC compatible only) port for users to easily establish projector-to-computer connections using the ubiquitous USB cable instead of the more complicated VGA cable.  True to its plug-and-play nature, no setup is required as the projector automatically detects the active USB connection and beams images immediately. 

 

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