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Epson 5,000 lumen projector
Sydney Pahire
Artarmon, NSW, Australia
Day
$484
Week
$1,452
Month
$4,356
Bond
$200
Delivery unavailable
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Description:
Capture the attention of your audience with the impressive Epson 5,000 Lumen Projector, perfect for a wide range of events from conferences to large scale presentations. With its spectacular brightness of 5,000 lumens, it excels in rooms filled with ambient light, ensuring that your images and videos stand out vividly for audiences of various sizes.
The projector boasts a high-resolution display with WUXGA (1920 x 1200) clarity, enabling it to project high-quality images with sharp details and vibrant colours, ideal for detailed graphs, high-resolution images, and professional presentations. Its 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio is perfectly suited to modern video formats, enhancing visual impact without content distortion.
Connectivity is a breeze with this model, thanks to a variety of input options including HDMI and VGA ports. Whether you're connecting a computer, tablet, or any other device, setup is quick and straightforward, alleviating the usual stresses associated with technology setups at events. Furthermore, it includes adapters compatible with Macs and various laptops, ensuring seamless integration regardless of the device type.
In addition to its visual capabilities, this projector features an integrated speaker that supports audio playback, making it a comprehensive solution for presenting both sights and sounds. The inclusion of a remote control and essential cables ensures you have all you need for a successful setup without extra hassle.
Compact yet powerful, this projector is designed for easy transport, making it an ideal choice for various event types where quality and reliability are paramount. Whether it's for a business seminar, an educational workshop, or a cinematic screening, this projector guarantees a stunning visual display that keeps all eyes fixed on the screen.
Location:
Sydney Pahire
Artarmon, NSW, Australia
Artarmon, NSW, 2064