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The Pro9500 is an advanced high brightness LCD installation projector which includes 3LCD technology to produce more vibrant colors. The Pro9500 delivers 5000 ANSI lumens, 3500:1 contrast ratio (active IRIS) with a 1024x768 XGA native resolution, allowing it to shine in virtually any lighting situation. The Pro9500 provides maximum mounting flexibility with a wide 1.7x optical zoom, lens shift, automatic vertical keystone correction, wider throw ratio and advanced connectivity options including network display and USB plug-&-play display. Top load lamp and filter designs provide for easy maintenance.
Features
Bright in virtually any setting with 5,000 lumens
Ultra-bright 5,000 lumen output makes this the perfect choice for large boardrooms, conference halls and auditoriums.Get Double Lumens
Option for Stacking Dual Projectors to get up to 10,000 ANSI LumensPC-Less Slide Show Presentation
Project your pictures or images directly from a USB flash drive without a PC.Network Display
With its advanced management software, you can project up to 4 PCs at the same time with the ability to broadcast up to 8 projectors.USB Display
Project your presentations through any USB connection without the hassle of running a bulky VGA cable.Network control through RJ45
Schedule, manage and monitor the projector remotely and receive e-mail alerts of projector lamp status. Use the unique integrated clock to perform commands even when the host PC is powered down.Superior 16-watt stereo sound
Two powerful 8-watt speakers give your presentation great soundEco-Mode For Green Savings
Automatically dims projector lamp, lowers power consumption, extends lamp life up to 5000 hoursClosed captioning
Integrated closed captioning decoder for the hearing impaired.Categories
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