Prior to ISE 2023, the Sharp NEC PA1405UL and NEC PA1705UL projectors were made public. The equipment has a maximum brightness of 17,000 lumens and is intended for use in offices, classrooms, and recreational areas. The manufacturer still needs to provide a number, but the projectors’ low operating noise is a major attribute.
The NEC PA1405UL and NEC PA1705UL projectors, which Sharp NEC will display at ISE 2023, have been announced. The gadgets can be used in brighter surroundings thanks to their up to 17,000-lumen brightness from a laser light source with LCD technology. The devices are intended for usage on a bigger scale in educational settings, conference rooms, auditoriums, and entertainment venues like museums.
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The manufacturer claims that one of these projectors’ major advantages is their “super-silent operation,” yet the manufacturer has not specified a particular noise output level. A sealed engine makes the projectors filter-free and extremely low maintenance; the light source is anticipated to operate for up to 20,000 hours before needing maintenance. The projectors, like other gadgets in the PA series, support a variety of lenses and come with ProAssist for simpler setup and setting administration.
The projectors are described by Sharp NEC as “small yet powerful,” while their actual dimensions are unknown. The devices’ throw ratio, maximum image size, and input and output ports, among other information, are yet unknown. Prices for the new Sharp NEC PA1405UL and NEC PA1705UL projectors will be provided upon request starting in July 2023.
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