ViewSonic Expands Bouquet Of Projectors

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Four new ViewSonic models launched maintaining the market share momentum.

ViewSonic Corporation, a leading global provider of visual display products, announced the launch of the four new models of projectors—the PJ506D, PJ556D, PJ588D and PJ358 for the Indian market, strengthening the commitment of meeting the diverse presentation and entertainment needs of offices, classrooms, homes and religious sanctuaries.

The PJ506D and PJ556D models are launched for the organizations that require outstanding performance on a budget, enabling the display features scaled to fit needs of the offices. With plug-n-play designs that are easy to install and use, the 2000 lumen models PJ506 and PJ556D features an 800x600 SVGA and 1024x768 XGA of native resolution, respectively. The projectors are capable of producing the bright images and clear video, along with an ECO mode, which extends the bulb life and reduces the voice disruptions during presentations.

“As ViewSonic rolls out new offerings for the home entertainment market, we’re also main

taining our focus on business and education applications,� said Managing Director of ViewSonic Asia Pacific Region, Alan Chang. “From fully featured, ceiling-mounted projectors for university lecture halls, to portable projectors for corporate road warriors, ViewSonic is continuing to deliver innovative display products for many applications� he added.

Elaborating on the projector range, Country Manager, India, ViewSonic Technologies, Gautam Ghosh said, “This new projector range has been launched by ViewSonic to serve the need of diverse applications like presentations, movies, gaming etc for the benefit of the Indian users. We will continue delivering on our commitment by bringing efficient projector options to serve the growing needs of Indian multinationals. “

The PJ588D is a DLP model which has 3,000 lumens of brightness and a 2100:1 contrast ratio, which can display crisp, detailed animated presentations or video conference calls at a 1024x768 XGA native r