Latin America. Epson incorporated the XGA Extended Graphics Array resolution into its new portfolio of video projectors. This represents the next step with 1024 by 768 pixels, and a leap to models with better features and resolutions focused on providing the different segments of the entertainment, education, corporate, SMEs, business and hospitality industry with the use of this equipment in an unparalleled way.
"Imposing a trend by adjusting to the reality of the most developed regions is part of our daily work. With the XGA resolution we want to provide new experiences loaded with quality images, brightness power (lumens) and connectivity, and best of all, without affecting the pocket of our consumers, "says José Luis Rodríguez, Senior Manager of Video Projectors for Epson Colombia.
Epson's video projector portfolio has approximately almost 60 models, of different specifications and resolutions. The company's big bet is to incorporate in the XGA input models, without neglecting those that already have the native resolution SVGA Super Video Graphics Array (Super Graphic Matrix of Video in Spanish). This means that if a consumer wants to project something in SVGA they can do it, but if they are looking for an improvement in range and quality they can make the leap to a better resolution.
Epson models with XGA
PowerLite E10+, a portable video projector with great luminosity and reliability. It is the ideal video projector for the business, with a screen of more than 100 "and exceptional quality. 3LCD technology delivers clear, bright, color-filled images. Its luminosity of 3,600 lumens in color and 3,600 lumens in white make it the best option. Its XGA resolution of 1,024 pixels x 768 pixels is ideal for presentations. Its compact and portable design make it the best choice for today's executives.
PowerLite E20, the ideal video projector for small and medium study rooms. It provides a screen of more than 100"with exceptional quality. 3LCD technology delivers clear, bright, color-filled images. Its luminosity of 3,400 lumens in color and 3,400 lumens in white make it the best choice for well-lit education classrooms.
PowerLite VS260, the portable bright video projector for the office. It is ideal for presentations in the office or in other places of business. This XGA resolution video projector will highlight documents with its 3,300 lumens in white and 3,300 lumens in color, thanks to 3LCD technology. With its integrated 2-watt speaker, its lamp that lasts up to 12,000 hours and its compact size, leaving behind all concern because the focus will be on the most important thing, the content.
PowerLite X06+, a portable and reliable wireless video projector with superior brightness. This compact and powerful video projector dazzles with its 3,600 lumens in white and 3,600 lumens in color, by highlighting the presentations and contents in the way that is desired in any successful work meeting. With Epson's 3LCD technology, its lamp up to 12,000 hours long and optional Wi-Fi® connectivity via the wireless module, this video projector is the ideal tool for important presentations.
PowerLite X51+, an ideal video projector for businesses with superior brightness. With its 3,800 lumens in white and 3,800 lumens in color it can be projected with the lights on and with the windows open. Its XGA resolution, its lamp that lasts up to 12,000 hours, its varied connectivity and its included wireless module make it a versatile video projector for business. It can be dropped off in the office or taken to a meeting and will always present the content with the highest quality and brightness.
Resolution and projectors
Each projector is designed to display a specific resolution, which is the "native resolution" of the projector. It is possible to send signals of lower or higher resolution to a projector; in which cases, the image is usually elongated or compressed to adjust the input signal with the projector's native resolution. The image is considered "out of phase" when this is done, and can cause text and fine details to look out of focus. In addition, with certain backgrounds visual "static" can be produced.
SVGA versus XGA
Having the same screen size and projected image, an XGA projector receives and projects a native resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels that will look sharper than an SVGA projector receiving and generating a native resolution image of 800 by 600 pixels.
José Luis Rodríguez concludes by pointing out that the world market has been adopting models with better features and resolutions. That is why "Epson aims to bring these novelties to the Colombian market, highlighting the importance of investment in technology to continue evolving."
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