Interactive 3LCD Projectors meet needs of education markets.
ORLANDO, Fla. (FETC, Booth #631) Epson, the number-one selling projector brand worldwide1, today introduced its new line of ultra-short throw interactive projectors the BrightLink 575Wi, 585Wi and 595Wi. Designed for K-12 and higher education markets, the series delivers advanced connectivity options, PC-free interactivity capabilities, interactivity over the network, Moderator software for ultimate collaboration, and up to 3,300 lumens of color brightness and 3,300 lumens of white light brightness2. The line also takes interactive capabilities one step further with the BrightLink 595Wi, the worlds first touch-enabled 3LCD interactive projector.
Epson understands the need for a fresh approach to classroom collaboration, and with the introduction of the BrightLink 595Wi the very first finger-touch interactive 3LCD projector students are able to experience a kinesthetic and intuitive approach to learning, said Tom Piche, product manager, K-12 interactive projectors, Epson America, Inc. As the classroom landscape continues to evolve, teachers require tools to engage students in the learning process. With functionality to support BYOD initiatives, including Moderator software to control collaboration, the BrightLink series is ideal for creating an immersive learning environment.
The new BrightLink series delivers WXGA resolution for widescreen performance, as well as brightness and functionality options to accommodate nearly any classroom:
More about the BrightLink 595Wi
The BrightLink 595Wi is the first touch-enabled interactive 3LCD projector, equipped with an external module that mounts directly to a wall or existing whiteboard enabling finger touch control and annotations. The 595Wi supports gestures3, up to six fingers for annotations, as well as dual-pen support with redesigned interactive pens offering a smaller, more compact feel and programmable mouse button for toggling between most frequently used actions, overall enhancing the learning experience and allowing students and teachers to collaborate at a higher level.
More about the BrightLink Series
Epson 3LCD projectors deliver three times brighter colors than leading competitive projectors4. By using Epson EasyMP with Moderator software and Epson iProjection app, the new ultra-short throw series is also easy to network and integrate into classrooms adopting BYOD (bring your own device) initiatives. The three models offer PC-free annotation with a range of devices including document cameras, DVD and Blue-ray players as well as tablets and mobile devices, or no source at all. The series also delivers interactivity over the network and two HDMI ports including one with MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) support for connecting multiple digital devices, including mobile phones, tablets and other portable devices, for enriched high definition viewing capabilities.
The new BrightLink series also gives teachers more control within multi-device classrooms with built-in Moderator functionality, allowing up to 50 computers, tablets and other handheld devices to be connected via the network. Teachers can wirelessly control which personal devices are displayed, with up to four participant screens shown simultaneously, ideal for comparing students work and increasing classroom participation.
Furthering Epsons commitment to interactive engagement, this family of BrightLink models is also compatible with educational curriculum applications including Promethean ActivInspire and SMART Notebook 11, allowing educators to foster greater interactivity among students of all ages and disciplines.
The three BrightLink models share additional easy-to-use and versatile features for the classroom, including:
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Interactive 3LCD Projectors meet needs of education markets.