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Quick Look: Sony VPL-SW525C Projector
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 08/14/2012 05:30 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
t-break takes a quick look at the Sony VPL-SW525C Projector
I was invited by Sony Middle East today to check out the Sony VPL-SW525C Projector, an interactive short-throw projector that’s been designed for classroom use. Carlos Falcao, Marketing Manager – Displays & Projectors and Jaycee Milner, Engineer Channel Support, took us through a demo of the VPL-SW525C and some of its features.
The VPL-SW525C is a ‘short-throw’ projector, which means that instead of projecting from a far-off distance, the projector is installed directly above the wall or screen that it’s projecting on. It features two models equipped with either a 2,500 or 3,000 lumens lamp clocking in at around 6,000 hours of lamp life. The projector mounts easily and securely to the included wall bracket, which allows the projector’s position to be extended along the bracket’s arm.
The VPL-SW525C is a ‘short-throw’ projector, which means that instead of projecting from a far-off distance, the projector is installed directly above the wall or screen that it’s projecting on. It features two models equipped with either a 2,500 or 3,000 lumens lamp clocking in at around 6,000 hours of lamp life. The projector mounts easily and securely to the included wall bracket, which allows the projector’s position to be extended along the bracket’s arm.
Quick Look: Sony VPL-SW525C Projector
