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New ultra-short throw projectors can project images onto a large 80-inch screen

with a short projection distance of 0.32 m. These projectors can be installed either

horizontally or vertically to meet various installation requirements.

The 3D projections make classes, seminars, events and exhibitions more

impressive and effective, providing a wider range of uses.

Projection onto a wide 80-inch screen with a short projection

distance of 0.32 m*

Allowing four types of installation

Ultra-short throw projectors can be wall-mounted with a wall mount bracket (ET-PKC100W).

There is no need to worry about glare of the projection light and the presenter's shadow on the screen.

The projectors can be installed either horizontally or vertically on a table, wall, ceiling or ﬂ oor, to enable

new uses and meet new installation requirements.

0.32 m

(1.05')

PT-CW230

wide

80''

screen

Wall mounted

3D projection onto a wall, ﬂ oor, or ceiling makes your

event more successful.

Powerful large-screen 3D projection in limited booth

space, enhancing the appeal of products and services.

Table mounted

Ceiling mounted

Floor mounted

Mounted under the table

(for ﬂoor projection)

(for table projection)

Short-throw, large screen (110 inch max.)*

is effective for showroom/shopwindow display.

Powerful 3D projection is real and appealing,

increasing visitors' satisfaction.

3D Projection

Ensuring powerful images

The projector delivers 3D images. "The Frame

Sequential Method"*

displays stereoscopic images

by synchronizing the projector with the 3D glasses*

The combination of this system with the short-throw

function enables space-saving 3D projection, helping

you create innovative and attractive presentations.

* The above is an image only for explanation.The screens and photos illustrating

the functions look different from the real things.

projection