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Epson came through with two new interesting LCD projectors for the business market today with the EMP-1815 and EMP-1810. While basically the same projector sharing the majority of the same features such as an amazingly bright 3500 lumens and 500:1 contrast as well as XGA (1024 x 768) Epson 3LCD panels. Connectivity is ... the same with two D-Sub 15 Pin inputs and one output, S-video, and Composite RCA. What seperates the two is the EMP-1815’s Compact Flash and USB slots for PC-free presentations. The EMP-1815 also offers integrated wireless networking, though it doesn’t specifically mention which 802.11 standard it is compliant with. While available in Japan this March, it will take a few more months until they reach North America under the PowerLite name.
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Today at CEDIA Expo 2007, Epson America unveiled its first home theater projector to take advantage of these engineering breakthroughs with the Epson PowerLite Pro Cinema 1080 UB. This new flagship model is built upon the new D7 chip set with C2Fine, a new inorganic substrate that uses 12-bit video processing and a new polarizing light filter. With this new technology, the Pro Cinema 1080 UB can deliver incredible blacks with excellent tone response in addition to elevating contrast ratios to much higher levels than previous models. Furthermore, by achieving brightness levels as high as 1,600 ANSI lumens, the new Pro Cinema 1080 UB is even well-suited for rooms where ambient light can't always be eliminated.
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Epson will begin shipping the HDMI 1.3-equipped PowerLite Pro Cinema 1080 in January 2007. Announced in June, the HDMI 1.3 specification is the most significant upgrade yet to the interface that has become the de facto standard interface for high-definition devices. The Epson PowerLite Pro Cinema 1080 projector is designed to display up to 1920 x 1080p resolution, the highest-resolution HD signal currently available, via HDMI 1.3 input.
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In addition to the previously mentioned Panasonic PT-AE2000E LCD projector, the people from Epson decided to announce their newest home theater projector, called PowerLite 720. This projector that is able to play HD videos has a nice price when comparing to others, it “only” costs $1,300 and will start the shipment by the end of this month.
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Epson America has recently launched its PowerLite 1815p Projectors for powerful and easy presentations in all settings. The new Projector by Epson is built on 3LCD technology for delivering vibrant images along with advanced PC-Free Capabilities to Corporate Markets and Higher-Education areas.
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"We are very excited to deliver the world's first front projector with HDMI 1.3-capable display," said Aaron Marinari, senior product manager, Epson America. "We believe our customers will literally be stunned when they see the amazing Deep Color image quality the Epson PowerLite Pro Cinema 1080 can render using its 12-bit, 1080p technology."
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