NEC Display Solutions: new P Series installation projectors for education and training

The supplier NEC Display Solutions has presented its new generation of P Series installation projectors for education to the North American market, meeting rooms and training centers.

The new P series projectors that NEC Display Solutions has presented in the United States, consists of the P401W models, P451X, P451W y P501X, offer a 29% More brightness than previous units in this same series.

The P451W model, a projector 4.500 lumens with native WXGA resolution), has improved the contrast ratio of 2000:1 a 4000:1, as well as connectivity (two HDMI connectors with HDCP) and simultaneous digital connections of high definition sources, like Blu-ray players, cable receivers, computers, etc.

Para Rich McPherson, senior product manager for projectors of this company, “NEC Display Solutions' commitment to innovation is only matched by the creativity of educators, trainers and entrepreneurs who use our products to impart knowledge and achieve success”.

In this sense, The new P Series projectors are designed for greater durability, with features such as a low-maintenance filter, reducing frequent need for cleaning and lower cost of system ownership.

These systems also have advanced Eco functions, that reduce the cost of operation and service, y 6.000 hours of lamp life, as well as automatic calculation of carbon savings emitted as added value of respect for the environment.

Other added features of these new projectors is the incorporation of four audio inputs (mini stereo, R/L y HDMI), to easily add sound and enhance presentations; and speakers 16 W that provide the necessary volume in large spaces.

The equipment also has a horizontal image correction function, vertical and diagonal and power management, that automatically turns off the equipment if no input signal is detected and with a consumption of only 0,2 W in standby mode.

Regarding advanced networking capabilities, The new P Series integrates RJ45 connection for a quick connection to LAN; remote diagnosis so that the user can make equipment adjustments, and Image Express Utility software for wireless or wired data transmission.