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MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR

EPSON EMP-7800 PROJECTOR

The picture-perfect projector

Projecting crystal-clear images at an astounding 3500 ANSI lumens, this projector is

surprisingly light, compact and intelligent. Not only will you get there quicker, but you won't

lose a step with its quick and easy setup. Remarkable versatility allows you to take command

in virtually any room environment.

So if your presentation is a work of art in the making, let this intelligent projector apply the

finishing touches. EPSON'S new EMP-7800 projector – the picture-perfect solution.

Powerful & Attractive

3500 ANSI Lumens

Powerful enough to project bright and

clear images in a large meeting room,

yet at 5.5Kg, light enough to carry

from room to room. 3500 ANSI

lumens made compact and portable.

700:1 high contrast ratio

Projects sharp and vivid images in

a high contrast ratio.

Optional lenses

Large assortment of optional lenses

allows you to use the projector in

virtually any room situation.

(The standard short focus lens is included

with the projector.)

Wall Shot

No need to set up a white screen. This new

EPSON feature makes automatic adjustments

for accurate image colours on any colour wall.

Easy Setup, Versatile Adaptability

Quick Corner

Another EPSON innovation – this time making it much

easier to keep your screen even straighter. Quick Corner

not only makes straightening all four sides of the screen

simple, but finer tuning capabilities allow for accuracy

never before attainable.

Adjustments of up to +/-40° vertical and +/-20°

horizontal allow for more freedom when choosing a place

for the projector.

Background Colour

Before Wall Shot

After Wall Shot