Canon makes the difference between native 4K and 4K UHD

4K resolution is the protagonist of the Canon stand at ISE 2019. A space where its wide range of projectors is exhibited, including the Xeed 4K5020Z or the LX-MH502Z.

Canon has conceptualized for WHEREAS 2019 a stand where they want to highlight the benefits of their Aisys technology, allowing you to create smaller projectors, lighter and higher quality with low distortion and reduced power consumption. In addition, The commitment to 4K is also a protagonist in this space.

With a large product area and an intuitive graphic wall, Canon's stand seeks to offer an overview of its complete range of projectors and lenses. Products on display include the manufacturer's smallest and lightest native 4K laser projector; as well as the Xeed 4K5020Z and LX-MH502Z DLP models and a new 4K model, along with seven shank mount lenses from the new XEED installation range.

With the exhibition of Xeed 4K5020Z and LX-MH502Z DLP laser equipment, Canon wants to demonstrate the difference between the former's native 4K and 4K UHD pixel shifting technology.

The visitor will also be able to enjoy a live demonstration of the range of an image projected around the room on the screen with the RS-SL06UW lens.. In addition to the displacement, It is the opportunity to attend the debut of your new lens RS-SL07RST.

In addition, Canon offers system integrators the opportunity to control a Xeed WUX6600Z projector, using a tablet and a WiFi connection. The Service Tool application is ideal for monitoring live events, and WiFi setup allows you to copy settings from one projector to eight others, which speeds up the installation process.

In addition, Attendees will be able to see Canon's commitment to expanding into new markets in which to offer high-quality 4K solutions.