One of the biggest problems in using a projector during a business meeting or classroom lecture is that you usually have to turn the lights down or completely off in order to clearly see the screen. This makes it much harder for your audience to write down things of importance because they may have trouble seeing their own paper. However, Sony’s newest projector aims to make that problem obsolete.
The all new VPL-HW50ES is the latest in the company’s ES-Series of high performance audio-visual products. The VPL-HW50ES has a high light-efficiency lamp as well as better optics and is said to have a brightness output of up to 1,700 lumens.
If you combine this with the projector’s bright cinema and bright TV picture modes, brighter and clearer 3D visuals can be reproduced even in well-lit rooms, according to the company. Oh, did I forget to mention that this projector is also 3D capable? Well, it is.
The VPL-HW50ES is ready to play 3D movies out of the box with two pairs of bundled, infrared, active shutter glasses. In addition to that, wiring clutter is minimized via an integrated 3D synchronization transmitter. Other attributes of this projector include a 100,000:1 contrast ratio, dark frame insertion technology for smoother motion and two HDMI ports.
Full specifications for the Sony VPL-HW50ES include:
- SXRD technology
- Full-HD resolution
- 1.6x optical zoom
- Wide lens shift support
- 407 x 179 x 464mm dimensions
- 9.6kg weight
This projector is definitely something business professionals will want to look into. The ability to project in full HD, as well as 3D, in a well-lit room allows you to have professional-grade presentations without having to kill all the lights in the room, not only making it easier on your audience’s eyes but also allowing you to look more professional as well.
Source: CNET – Sony VPL-HW50ES: A 3D projector for well-lit rooms
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