August 24, 2006 Epson has released an ultra portable wireless multimedia projector with the world’s first USB Plug in Play connection in a projector, making it the ideal portable partner for ...

Epson has rolled out a new line of projectors that aim at business users that are shopping on a budget. The projectors include the VS230, VS330, and VS335W and they start at under $400 making them ...

Epson have gained something of a reputation for producing good value projectors. The EMP-50 certainly sounded promising when we first heard of the features it offers. If you weren't aware how ...

Introduced at Virtual TCEA, Eight Feature-Rich PowerLite L-Series Models Offer Exceptional Image Quality for Education, Corporate and Digital Signage Applications LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Feb. 1, 2021 ...

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The "Flex" in the name of the Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 Portable Projector ($429.99) is key to understanding why you might want it. Its WXGA (1,280-by-800-pixel) resolution, a standard for business ...

Meet the new Epson PowerLite 815E projector. The latest addition from Epson adds a black chassis option to Epson’s new lamp free extreme short throw laser display lineup with 4K Enhancement Technology ...

Basically a slightly brighter version of the model it's in the process of replacing in Epson's line, the Epson BrightLink 536Wi Interactive WXGA 3LCD Projector ($1,490) offers all the same ...

The Epson PowerLite 425W WXGA 3LCD Projector provides solid data and video image quality and a wide range of connection choices in a short-throw projector. Short throw. Loud audio. USB Plug 'n Play.

If you're looking for a WXGA (1,280-by-800) projector with a short-throw lens, the Epson PowerLite 535W WXGA 3LCD Projector ($1,049) belongs on your short list. With a 3,400-lumen rating, it can throw ...

They are great performing projectors and have been our standard classroom display technology for years,” said Doug Smith, director of learning spaces and AV technologies, Illinois State University.