Panasonic offers 3LCD laser projection for collaboration applications with its PT-MZ series

This new range of Solid Shine projectors from the manufacturer is designed for single screen applications in classrooms, small-medium sized conference and meeting rooms, with screens of between 100 y 150 inches.

At the PT-MZ670 series of Panasonic consists of four compact models with interchangeable lenses: PT-MZ670, of 6.500 lumens, y PT-MZ570, of 5.500 lumens, both with WUXGA resolution, and PT-MW630 projectors, of 6.500 lumens, y PT-MW530, of 5.500 lumens, with WXGA resolution, whose marketing will begin next November.

Designed for the corporate and higher education sector, PT-MZ670 series is the first to combine Solid Shine laser phosphor light source with 3LCD technology, to deliver high contrast images in bright environments, as well as single-cable Digital Link video/control and a wide selection of optional wired and wireless interfaces, which helps simplify installation, operation and maintenance.

Compact and light, The projectors in this series offer 20.000 hours of maintenance-free operation and combine optimal image quality with low noise level. All models allow installation in 360 degrees, motorized focus/zoom, vertical/horizontal lens shift, H/V keystone correction, as well as four corner and curved screen correction.

As Thomas Vertommen explains, Panasonic Product Marketing Manager, “The new series also incorporates the innovative Plug and Share wireless function, which allows you to copy configuration data and even small applications to a USB memory device for transfer from the projector to a PC, and thus share the content from the computer without the need for additional software or network configuration.”.

To encourage collaboration, Panasonic has also strengthened support for wireless projection from mobile devices and PCs by adding the optional ET-WM300 wireless module., which includes the duplication of 5 GHz/2.4 GHz for peer-to-peer streaming of multimedia content via Miracast compatible devices.

Besides, Panasonic wireless projector applications and management software have been updated, so teams can work collaboratively from any device compatible with wireless projection.