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Epson PowerLite 675W WXGA Ultra Short Throw Projector Renewed
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675W
Bring Presentations to Life with Exceptional BrightnessThe Epson PowerLite 675W Projector delivers bright and engaging visuals with its 3200-lumen output and WXGA resolution. Its ultra-short-throw design makes it ideal for classrooms and meeting rooms, minimizing shadows and glare. Brightnes...
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Overview
Bring Presentations to Life with Exceptional Brightness
The Epson PowerLite 675W Projector delivers bright and engaging visuals with its 3200-lumen output and WXGA resolution. Its ultra-short-throw design makes it ideal for classrooms and meeting rooms, minimizing shadows and glare.
- Brightness: 3200 Lumens
- Resolution: WXGA
- Technology: 3LCD
- Throw Ratio: Ultra-Short Throw
Key Features
Powerlite 675W 3Lcd Proj 3200L
Specifications
Brightness
3200 Lumens
Technology
3LCD
Resolution
WXGA
Throw Type
Ultra Short Throw
Condition
Renewed
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the brightness of the Epson PowerLite 675W projector?
The Epson PowerLite 675W WXGA Ultra Short Throw Projector offers a brightness of 3200 lumens.
What type of display technology does this projector use?
This projector utilizes 3LCD technology, known for its ability to deliver accurate and vibrant colors.
What resolution does the Epson PowerLite 675W support?
The projector supports WXGA resolution, which is suitable for displaying detailed content and wide-format visuals.
What does "Ultra Short Throw" mean for this projector?
"Ultra Short Throw" signifies that the projector can cast a large image from a very short distance to the screen, minimizing shadows and glare.
Is this a new projector?
No, this is a renewed Epson PowerLite 675W projector, indicating it has been tested and certified to work like new.
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