Create an impact and aid social distancing with Epson’s value-add, entry-level display solutions

New Epson EB-E20, EB-X49, EB-W49, EB-982W, EB-992F and EB-FH52:

Providing bright, scalable screen sizes up to 350 inches at an affordable price point, these new entry-level display solutions for business and education are set to support the return to the workplace, aiding social distancing.

New Epson EB-E20, EB-X49, EB-W49, EB-982W, EB-992F and EB-FH52:

Providing bright, scalable screen sizes up to 350 inches at an affordable price point, these new entry-level display solutions for business and education are set to support the return to the workplace, aiding social distancing.

“The return to work and education will pose numerous challenges as we try to space out and socially distance. Unlike their flat panel counterparts, our new display solutions offer flexibility and scalable screen sizes up to 350 inches, making them adaptable and suitable for multiple settings, enabling clear content delivery and visibility - even from the back of classrooms and meeting spaces,” says xx Epson.

“And with wireless connectivity and screen mirroring using Miracast, they are simple to set up and use.”

The products provide a host of features that bring presentations to life such as powerful built in speakers and enhanced brightness levels (up to 4,200 lumens), high-resolution output (up to Full HD 1080p) and outstanding image quality (3LCD technology) with up to three times brighter colours[1]. Users also benefit from highly reliable performance and low maintenance costs, as a result of long lamp lives.

These new projectors offer flexible installation and are easy to transport from room to room. A variety of connections are also available, including wireless and screen mirroring via Miracast on the EB-FH52 and EB-922F. 

[1] Colour Brightness (Colour Light Output) in brightest mode, measured by a third-party lab in accordance with IDMS 15.4. Colour Brightness will vary depending on usage conditions. Top-selling Epson 3LCD projectors versus top-selling 1-chip DLP projectors based on NPD sales data for May 2017 – April 2018.