SANYO Launches Two New Ultra Portable Ecological Projectors

On June 2,2009 Sanyo Electronic Company announced their new product ” Ultra Portable Projector LP-XW250″ and ” Ultra Portable Projector LP-XW200.” Both of the projector are planned to launch on July 21st, 2009.

The meaning of Ecological Projectors is these two projectors only need 0.4Watt for standby power Consumption. As we known if we less consumption the power our environment will be more healthy (cooler) so its one factor to keep away from greenhouse effect ( global warming ).

Good news for Orlando Citizen because the two new models will be on display in Orlando, Florida at “InfoComm 2009,” to be held from June 17 to 19, 2009.

Features:

Auto Input Signal Search’ function automatically performs the projector input settings
Auto Vertical Keystone Correction’ function*5 automatically eliminates vertical distortion.
Guidance Function’ displays connection instructions on the projection screen when no signal is detected, enabling easy setup even for the novice users
High-brightness projection of 2,600 lumens (LP-XW250), or 2,200 lumens (LP-XW200)
Timer Function’ enables well-paced presentations, through the display of elapsed time
Freeze Function’ allows the screen image to be paused
Color Board Mode’ realizes normal projection on a colored surface

Easy operation and management through a wired LAN

As the new products are equipped with a wired LAN terminal (RJ-45), the projectors can be controlled and managed through a network
With the wired LAN connection, it is possible to change settings for turning projector power on/off or switching input signals, from a remote location, and the lamp usage time and conditions can also be monitored
Rapid maintenance response can be carried out thanks to a function that automatically sends notification to preset email addresses in the event of projector problems
By installing the included PJ Network Manager software into a computer, a user can centrally monitor the operation conditions of all projectors (up to 200) on a network. This greatly reduces the work involved with multiple projector management.

[ Via sanyo, ubergizmo, mirabuna ]