Recently, Epson announced five new projectors; PowerLite 6220i, PowerLite 1825, PowerLite Pro G5150NL, PowerLite Pro G5250NL, and PowerLite Pro G5200WNL. These projectors use 3LCD technology and are for usage in “auditoriums, university classrooms, and conference rooms.” The PowerLite Pro G150NL has around 4,000 Lumens, and the PowerLite Pro G5350NL has 5,000 Lumens, and both offer XGA resolution. The PowerLite 6110i and 1825 also offer XGA resolution, but have around 3,500 Lumens of brightness. The PowerLite 1825 projector is a wireless capable model. According to Daniel Oey, group product manager of Epson America states that, “The new PowerLite Pro series builds upon the highly regarded and established Epson PowerLite series by introducing projectors with the superior performance, features and support that is expected by professionals in the installation and vertical markets.” These projectors are versatile, and in this highly competitive market they utilize the most advanced technology to stand out from the crowd.

[via Prime News Wire]

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