Sony projects at ISE 2017 its fourth generation of laser equipment for education and business

Z-Phosphor VPL-PHZ10 y VPL-PWZ10, with a shine of 5.000 lumens and resolution WXGA and WUXGA, respectively, They are the new equipment with a laser light source for the installation market in classrooms and meeting rooms that the manufacturer shows in detail these days in Amsterdam, along with seven models of the E series.

The new laser light source projectors for installation of Sony: Z-Phosphor VPL-PHZ10 and VPL-PWZ10 are presented for the first time to visitors of WHEREAS 2017 (hall 1 – stand N20), although they will be available for sale in the market from May and July of this year., respectively.

This fourth generation of the company's laser projectors offer high image quality, with a shine of 5.000 lumens, precise color reproduction and minimal maintenance to increase the profitability of this technology in the installation market, from classrooms to meeting rooms.

Sony VPL-PHZ10 and VPL-PWZ10 are a cost-effective option for tight spaces, such as classrooms and small meeting rooms, although they leverage the same 3LCD Z-Phosphor laser light source technology as the company's existing installation laser projectors, with an operation of about 20.000 maintenance-free hours and numerous energy-saving features (auto dimming and brightening, etc.) which significantly reduce the total cost of ownership compared to conventional lamp projectors.

The addition of these models to the laser range increases to eight the number of projectors with this technology that Sony now offers for the educational and business markets, with a brilliance that ranges from 4.100 a 7.000 lumens in WXGA and WUXGA resolutions.

Both models incorporate 3LCD BrightEra technology, with the ability to project red components, greens and blues of the image separately to ensure intense and natural colors, in addition to avoiding the so-called 'color decomposition' that affects other projection equipment.

Sony's Reality Creation system analyzes any source input, frame by frame, Using a pattern database that optimizes each pixel to deliver clear, sharp images. Added to this is the instant on/off function, No-tilt angle design and wide vertical/horizontal lens shift range, among other functions.

This fourth generation of Sony laser projectors has a new discreet and compact design, with a low level of acoustic noise for installation in any environment, and have integrated HDBaseT interfaces, facilitating connectivity and reducing overall system costs by using a single cable category that runs through the entire video, audio, control and IP signal up 100 meters away.

As signala Robert Meakin, Product Manager for Corporate and Educational Projectors at Sony Professional Solutions Europe, “We are delighted to offer the benefits of our laser innovations to a new, low-budget segment of the business and higher education markets.”. With these two new models we provide high-quality 3LCD laser projection at a similar price to lamp-based models on the installation market.”.

Seven new models for the E series

Following market acceptance of high-brightness portable 3LCD projector range, Sony has presented seven models of the E series, of 3.100 a 4.300 lumens, with XGA and WXGA resolutions specially developed for the educational and business B2B sector (in medium-sized classrooms and meeting rooms), as an alternative to the educational and business sectors.

These new models: VPL-EW578 / 575 / 455 / 435 y VPL-EX575 / 455 y 435, They have a contrast ratio of 20.000:1 and the manufacturer's 3LCD BrightEra technology to deliver superior image quality and vivid, natural color reproduction. All projectors have a compact design and a wide variety of functions, such as low fan noise, wireless connection and automatic power on.

Besides, These new E-series projectors are an ideal complement to integrated AV/IT environments, as they expand customers' connectivity options with dual HDMI ports for laptops, Miracast and Chromecast connections and an IP control function to easily manage multiple projectors in the same room at the same time and shared spaces.

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