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Epson EB-G5350 Brochure & Specs
Standalone operation makes life simple
As your projector can be ceiling-mounted and perhaps out of reach, the Epson EB-G5350 allow you to store your presentations, movies, or
pictures in the projector on an SD card. You simply launch the presentation whenever you want by using the remote control. And if you wish
to edit your file – or someone else needs to set up their slideshow - this is easily done. Just upload the new file over the network from a PC
to the SD card. It's fast, flexible and totally secure.
When the projector is sitting on a table and easily accessible, you don't even need a PC.
Simply put your file onto a USB key and plug it into the projector. What could be simpler?
Less wires, more freedom **
Epson EasyMP projectors can connect to computers via wired or wireless LAN. Connecting wirelessly saves the trouble and awkwardness of
cables. Wir eless connection is stable, and delivers the fast transfer speeds needed for full movies with sound.
Security is guaranteed thr ough strong encryption technologies (compatible with Cisco CCXv4 protocols ). Of course you can still use normal
RGB cabling or simply connect your projector and PC by using Epson USB display function.
Certified for Windows Vista™* Network Projector function
The Epson EB-G5350 Windows Vista™ work together with no need to install additional applications or
drivers. Simply connect the projectors to a PC with Windows Vista™ and launch the network projector
function (WLAN or LAN).
* EasyMP functions are only available on the Epson EB-G5350.
** Wireless adapter required (option code: V12H306P11)
Easy Multimedia Presentation technology *
*Excluding «Home Basic Edition»
Simply plug in your USB key or SD card
Make a great show with more screens
You can link your PC to up to four separate projectors, by wireless or
wired LAN, and project onto all screens.
Spread your visual across several displays, in panorama or a large
square - invaluable for looking at complex spr eadsheets and wide
pictures. You can also show up to four dif ferent visuals - each running
on a different application - and move between them.
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