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Panasonic 4968632 5500Lm XGA LCD Projector Wireless

Bright and Versatile: Panasonic LCD Projector The Panasonic LCD Projector combines high brightness with versatile features for impactful presentations and immersive viewing experiences. With 5,500 lumens of brightness and XGA resolution, this projector delivers clear and vibrant images in various...

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Overview

Bright and Versatile: Panasonic LCD Projector

The Panasonic LCD Projector combines high brightness with versatile features for impactful presentations and immersive viewing experiences. With 5,500 lumens of brightness and XGA resolution, this projector delivers clear and vibrant images in various environments. The wireless capability adds convenience for seamless connectivity.

Specifications:

  • Brightness: 5,500 ANSI Lumens
  • Resolution: 1024 x 768 (XGA)
  • Contrast Ratio: 16,000:1
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:10
  • Wireless: Yes
  • Model: PT-VX615NU
  • Technology: LCD

Key Features

5500-Lumen XGA 3LCD

Specifications

Brightness
5500 Lumens
Resolution
XGA
Display Technology
LCD
Connectivity
Wireless

Frequently Asked Questions

The Panasonic 4968632 projector offers a brightness of 5500 lumens, making it suitable for environments with ambient light.
This projector features XGA resolution, which is 1024x768 pixels, providing clear images for presentations and general viewing.
Yes, the Panasonic 4968632 projector includes wireless capabilities, allowing for convenient presentations without physical cables.
The Panasonic 4968632 utilizes LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology for image projection.
While it offers high brightness and wireless capabilities, its XGA resolution might be considered low for an immersive home theater experience compared to Full HD or 4K projectors.