Panasonic Unveils New LCD Projector

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Panasonic has introduced two new LCD projectors models PT-LB1EA and PT-LB2EA.

Panasonic has introduced two new LCD projectors models PT-LB1EA and PT-LB2EA. The company has designed these new models for users on a daily basis that emphasizes on the purity of its colors, Portability and dependability. Deriving on this concept of pure projection of color White or Shiro in Japanese, it represents a new talismanic product in the world of Projection. These projectors are specially designed keeping the Indian market scenario in mind and engineered by Panasonic Japan keeping in mind the core requirements like reliability, simplicity, portability, performance and affordability.

The XGA resolution for `Shiro models come with the option of 2200 lumens or 2600Lumens brightness (PT-LB1EA and PT-LB2EA respectively), the most popular brightness requirement in Asia for various applications ranging from education, corporate, SOHO, gaming to food and beverage outlets. Both models weigh only 2.3kg, an optimal weight which provides ultra-portability while capable of

delivering the image performance and power efficiency which is more than expectation. Similar with all other Panasonic projector models, they are also equipped with Panasonics patented Daylight View Technology a technology where upon censuring ambient light around the projection environment, the projector shall boost its image quality to more than 150% to enhance the viewing experience.

Speaking on the occasion, states Manish Sharma Director Marketing Panasonic India, The new series of LCD projectors is an example of Panasonic adapting international technology to suit Indian conditions. The projector will enliven any business presentation or any entertainment program, without interruption even if there is a voltage fluctuation.

For power fluctuation issues, Panasonic has incorporated the Intelligent Power Management to ensure that the operation of the projector shall not be disrupted even if irregular pulse of power hitting it. In circumstances that ther