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Panasonic has unveiled a range of new audiovisual gear for education, such as a 16,000-lumen Lcd projector along with a new widescreen classroom projector.

Among the slate of new projectors Panasonic debuted this month is the flagship Pt-Ex16Ku Lcd projector, which is created for big venues such as auditoriums and lecture halls. It provides a glow of 16,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,024 x 768 (Xga), along with a unlikeness ratio of two, 500:1.

Though particulars are still scant on the Pt-Ex16Ku, Panasonic reported that the high-end unit utilizes a quad-lamp form and light filtering technology, created to generate more vivid imagery, and is housed inside a ruggedized chassis. The networkable projector is compatible with Panasonic's free projector management utility, Multi Projector Monitoring and operate Software program.

The Pt-Ex16Ku is predicted to ship in September for ,999.

The firm has also unveiled a new line of classroom and small-venue projectors, the Pt-Vw330 series, consisting of 3 models.

The Pt-Vx400U offers a glow of four,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,024 x 768 (Xga), along with a unlikeness ratio of two,000:1. The Pt-Vx400Ntu provides a glow of 4,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,024 x 768 (Xga), along with a unlikeness ratio of two,000:1. The Pt-Vw330U provides a glow of 3,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,280 x 800 (Wxga), and a unlikeness ratio of two,000:1.

The Pt-Vx400U is predicted to ship in September for ,399, and also the Pt-Vw330U ought to also be ready in September for ,679. The Pt-Vx400Ntu will probably be rolled out later this year for ,499.

The Pt-Vw330 series includes wireless presentation technologies and an optional expedient called the Easy Wireless Stick (Et-Uw100) for iOs devices like the iPad. A free application, the Panasonic Wireless Projector, is ready for iPhone and iPad as well.

Other features of the Pt-Vw330 series include:

1.6x optical zoom;

Simple Setting feature to help with automatic revision courtesy of a built-in camera sensor;

Automatic discount of power consumption based on the projected image.

Other new offerings from Panasonic contain the Pt-Dw730 and the Pt-Dx800. The Pt-Dw730 offers a glow of 7,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,280 x 800 (Wxga), along with a unlikeness ratio of two,000:1. The Pt-Dw730 should be ready in August for ,999 to ,399.

The Pt-Dx800 provides a glow of eight,000 lumens, a resolution of 1,024 x 768 (Xga), and a unlikeness ratio of 2,000:1. The Pt-Dx800 ought to be ready in August as well for ,949 to ,349.

Also of note, Panasonic's Lft30 and Lfp30 Series master Lcd Displays had been unveiled for use both indoor and face applications. The units are created to be lightweight, portable, and energy-efficient. The Lf30 series is envisioned for big, open locations. The Lf30 and Lfp 30 are predicted to come to be ready in October. The Lft30 is predicted to ship in January. Pricing was not accessible at press time.