Epson hits Indian market with its wireless, cost effective EB-825 projector

Friday, August 7, 2009, 4:56
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epsoneb-825 Epson has done it again. The company has unveiled the EB-825, a wireless multi-media-based projector, which is crafted in such a way that it can deliver user-friendliness along with low-priced of operation for both business and educational environments. It is touted to be the best solution for printing and imaging.

The Epson EB-825 also boasts of cable-free projection from wirelessly networked PCs. It also helps project JPG images stored in PCs or flash drives by just making use of its USB port. You can also mount this projector in a little inaccessible areas, like under ceilings or high walls with ease. Plus, you can easily manage its settings through a notebook or a PC.

The Epson EB-825 also helps users change or clean its lamp or air filters as it comes with comfortable access panels. The projector doesn’t need to hook up external speakers as it has 10-watt innate speakers that are capable of playing sounds from videos.

Epson EB-825’s inventive Epson-Twin Optimized Reflection Lamp (E-TORL) works as its light source. The Epson EB-825’s 3LCD technology helps project sharply and cleanly with 1024 x 768 or resolution. With 3000 lumens unique brightness and 2000:1 contrast ratio, the projector provides a superb level of realism as it makes use of a 3-chip, solid state 3LCD optical engine.

As the reviews, the projector is additionally featured with its 1.6x zoom range, which helps it achieve a large screen size with a shorter throw distance. Epson EB-825 has two ground-breaking modes that is; blackboard and whiteboard. Besides these modes, the projector also comes with 6 additional color modes, which is capable of optimizing it for displaying a range of content like Theater, sRGV, Dynamic, Presentation, Sports and Photo.

The Epson EB-825 projector comes with the price tag of around 77,800 Rs in the Indian market.

Epson has already made a mark in the field of projector. It keeps rolling out its latest and greatest product. May be, it does not want to be out of sight in today’s competitive market.