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New Delhi, January 18
NEC Solutions Asia Pacific today announced addition of new faster LAN projectors to its best selling product line. The NEC LT280 and LT380 LCD projectors feature integrated wired and wireless LAN compatibility.
"We have always strived to offer the latest & the best in display technology to our customers and this is a step further in that direction” said Sanjay Dhuria, Country Manager of NEC Solutions Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. "NEC’s new line of LT projectors offers a vastly superior software for projector & display control over your network, leaving the plain vanilla wireless projectors a thing of past”
Real-Time Wireless Presentations: NEC LT280 and LT380 Projectors
NEC is now offering two digital projectors with powerful wireless and wired LAN connections which provide high-speed, content-rich communication to the audience. The LT280 and LT380 projectors are wireless LAN IEEE 802.11b/g compatible, with integrated RJ45 input which provides quick connection to the wired network, and allows the user to perform remote diagnostics to check the status of projectors.
Remote diagnostics enable the user to monitor and make adjustments to the projectors via the network from remote locations making these perfect installation projectors for large corporations, small/medium businesses, government and educational settings. The LT280/380 is also extremely user friendly, with features including email notifications that are sent to inform the user when the lamp approaches end of life.
Rounding out the additional unique features of the NEC LT280 and LT380 projectors are enhanced security features, lamp saver technologies (including built-in sensors that protect the lamp and projector from overheating), advanced video processing and extensive input capabilities (including DVI-D with HDCP on the LT380). The LT280 has a superior brightness of 2500 ANSI lumens, while the LT380 is 20% brighter at an amazing 3000 lumens. Both projectors are XGA 1024x768 native resolution.
