Casio Debuts New Superior Series of Projectors
Casio America just announced the new Superior Series of LampFree projectors aimed at classrooms and conference rooms.
Casio’s Superior Series of LampFree projectors offers brightness up to 4,000 lumens of brightness. It’s the company’s first WUXGA projector series with a 1.7x zoom lens.
The Superior Series features the next generation of Casio’s mercury-free LED and Laser hybrid light source. The new R-Hybrid Light Source is rated to have a service life of up to 20,000 hours without the need to change a lamp. For use in schools, this corresponds to an operating lifetime of up to 18 years, during which the projector is running for an average of six hours a day through a 180-day school year.
2019 Casio LampFree Network Model projectors offer an auto input search to eliminate the need to set the input port which teachers must do to connect to a classroom’s projector. Educators can also transition from one class to the next with the auto projection off feature, which automatically puts the projector into stand-by mode. Other built-in features include a countdown timer for classroom management, template function to increase efficiency and Mirror Mode to reverse project images to show form and movement.
Casio’s new network models are compatible with Casio’s YW-41 wireless adaptor. Using the moderator function, teachers can select a presenter from anywhere in a classroom and project their PC onto the screen.
Using the C-Connection software or app, educators also have the ability to control projection remotely through a smart device from anywhere in the classroom.
The Superior Series is here.
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