Panasonic Press It: When presenting is as easy as pressing a button

This wireless system is not only one of the easiest to use on the market, but rather facilitates dynamic meeting spaces by connecting up to 32 transmitters at the same time and four simultaneous users on the screen.

In its long history in developing solutions designed to improve meeting and collaboration spaces, Panasonic brings to the market one of the easiest-to-use tools to start a wireless presentation without delays or complications: Press It.

Very easy to use, similar to plugging in a USB and pressing a button, just like the team Digital AV has been able to verify, the quality of Full HD content transmitted wirelessly in a meeting, both video and audio, is optimal.

Faced with that simplicity and performance, PressIt offers the user even more features than other similar systems currently on the market, such as engaging more simultaneous users or blocking presenters.

Compact and elegant design, System configuration is also quick and its operation is very intuitive. (The device also displays a quick setup guide on the user's screen to get them started.), and it is compatible with SMD smart display module. Intel.

PressIt can simultaneously display content from up to four devices, ideal for small meeting rooms or classrooms, eliminating any problem of technological complexity.

After connecting the receiver to a screen or projector, and a small transmitter to display devices via HDMI, just press the button and the participant starts his presentation, with images and videos in Full HD resolution and stereo sound, in just a few seconds. Works with any PC, tablet, Windows smartphone, iOS and Android with constant wireless connectivity.

In addition to its speed, The system base station creates a network of 5 GHz, with a large bandwidth available. PressIT transmitter encodes all audio signals as compressed H.264/AAC for wireless transmission to receiver, so no surround sound, stereo only.

Button transmitters can send up to 1,080p to the receiver and the receiver will display a 4K compatible image (composed of four images transmitted in high definition video) on screen.

With low latency, connect up 32 transmitters at the same time, one of the largest currently on the market. The basic kit has a receiver (TY-WPR10), two button transmitters, a power adapter 5 In CC, various mounting brackets and cables.

The back of the TY-WPR10 receiver features an HDMI output, one RJ45 Lan port, a USB type A connector, a power button and a input 5 V DC for power, and can be placed on the table, in an AV rack or on the back of a screen or on top of a projector.