Epson adds to its PowerLite Pro Z-series projector line five new models, the Z8450WUNL, Z8455WUNL, Z8350WNL, Z8250NL and Z8255NL. These installation projectors are based on 3LCD, 3-chip technology and are designed for corporate, higher education, house of worship, rental and staging, museum, and digital signage applications. They all feature Edge Blending function that allows for consistent and smooth brightness and color when using more than one PowerLite Pro Z model side by side for staging, art galleries, digital signage, video walls, or command centers.

Epson announced the VS410 and VS350W high-brightness, low-cost projectors for small businesses. Both of them are equipped with E-TORL lamp technology which enables the lamp life to last up to 4,000 hours in economy mode and built-in 5W speakers.

Epson announced two new affordable projectors, the PowerLite 1880 and PowerLite 1850W, for corporate and higher education.  The former has XGA resolution and 4000 lumens brightness while the latter delivers WXGA widescreen resolution and 3700 lumens. Both of them offer 1.6x optical zoom allowing for larger images from shorter throw distances and eliminates dead spaces.

Epson announced two new portable projectors, the PowerLite 1221 and PowerLite 1261W, for small and medium-sized business. Based on 3-chip 3LCD display technology, the former features XGA resolution while the latter has widescreen WXGA resolution. They offer 2800 lumens brightness and use the E-TORL lamp technology, extending lamp life to up to 5,000 hours.

Epson announced its new BrightLink 455Wi interactive projector designed to transform a wall or table into an interactive learning area. Based on 3LCD display technology, Epson’s 455Wi features native WXGA resolution and 2500 lumens color and white light output. It offers installation flexibility by providing a wide range of XGA and WXGA usable interactive areas.

Epson announced the new PowerLite X9 3LCD projector to provide detailed, bright presentations in classrooms as well as small to medium sized conference rooms. It features XGA resolution, 2500 lumens brightness …

Epson announced the PowerLite 905 and PowerLite 915W, two new ultra-bright projectors for the classroom. The former has XGA resolution and 3000 lumens while the 915W offers WXGA 1280×800 resolution and 3200 lumens. Both of them are based on 3-chip 3LCD display technology to deliver true-to-life color.

Epson introduces four new budget-friendly projectors, the PowerLite 92, 93, 95, and 96W for classroom use. All models have built-in 16-watt speaker and offers HDMI connectivity. They come with pre-designed line and graph pattern templates or customizable images aid in instruction, saving valuable class time by eliminating the need for teachers to draw lines and grids on a whiteboard or blackboard.

Alongside the PowerLite D6000 series, Epson is also launching the new PowerLite 1835 affordable projector for corporation and higher education. The model features XGA 1024×768 resolution and 3500 lumens brightness. It is easy to install and allows installation almost anywhere in any room.

Epson introduces its PowerLite D6000 series of projectors of higher education, including the D6150, D6155W and D6250 models. The new PowerLite projectors all feature a 10,000 hour electrostatic filter and lamp life of 5,000 hours, using E-TORL lamp technology, for a low total cost of ownership.