Panasonic is back with a range of video projectors which will be on sale this month, June. Some of the special features of these new models are that they are powerful, bright and provide wireless projection. The video projectors are portable and light (2.52kg) and can be easily transported. They are perfect for professionals who want to give demonstrations in lots of different places. This new range of video projectors is made to please and will impress your audience.

The range :

The Panasonic brand is evolving with a range of six light, identical and wireless video projectors. Three of the models are wireless and the other three models are networked:

PT-VZ585N / VZ580 / VW545N / VW540 / VX615N / VX610

The series 3 LCD “PT-VZ580” offers a large range of intelligent and optimised connectivity.

Brightness :

The lamp and filter Panasonic video projectors, have a brightness of 5000 lumens just like the PT-D5000 video projector which uses the ET-LAD60W lamp, which you will find on this site. The ECO2 mode extends the lifetime of the lamps and filters to 7000 hours or even double as it is possible to wash the filter twice before you need to replace it.

Models	PT-VZ585N / PT-VZ580	PT-VW545N / PT-VW540	PT-VX615N / PT-VX610
Luminosity	5 000 lumens	5 300 lumens	5 500 lumens
Resolution	WUXGA	WXGA	XGA
Noise	29 db
Lamp / filter lifetime	14 000 hours

Within this range, the brightness level varies from 5000 to 5500 lumens depending on the projector.

New features :

Within this new range of PANASONIC video projectors, certain models, such as thePT-VZ585N, PT-VW545N and PT-VX615N are equipped with new features.

We find the Plug & Share function that allowseasy connection to the projector via Wi-Fi using a USB key which automatically functions without having to install anything. There is also Miracast technology which enables documents, images and multimedia files to be easily projected and screens shared from iOS or Android devices, Macs and PCs. Up to ten users can easily share documents using this function.

Finally, there is a new mode called DIGITAL LINK for networked projectors. This mode allows much more flexible installation, with a cable extending to 150 metres and exceeding the conventional HDMI signal limits.