NEC P501XG

NEC P501XG Semi Professional Projector

Perfect for mid to large meeting rooms as well as

classrooms in higher education where semi-professional

high brightness performance is required, the P501XG is

a very brigh and compact conventional projector

recommended for screen sizes of up to 140”. Thanks to the

compact design, large optical zoom of 1.7x, vertical lens

shift and vertical and horizontal keystone correction, flexible

integration into any room is a reality, saving unnecessary

installation costs.

Customers that need advanced connectivity benefit from

remote control and monitoring over wired and wireless

(optional) network, also content transmission including

audio is supported. An optional adapter for Intel® WiDi

even allows high quality video and audio transmission in

excellent quality. A large number of input options allow you

to connect all types of digital and analogue input signals.

DELIVERING GENUINE BENEFITS

Affordable Large Screen projection - ideal for larger corporate

or education venues and auditoriums.

Full Connectivity and Media Playback - stay up to date with

todays playback demands with a wide range of interfaces and

assured playback of all major media formats.

Professional and Flexible Installation - versatile projection

characteristics allow for simple positioning of the projector,

making installation easy and potentially saving set up costs.

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE

High brightness of 5000 ANSI lumen enables you to project on larger screen

sizes for a bigger audience. Still having a compact form factor allows you to

integrate the projector into the room without making it too obtrusive.

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A large optical zoom factor of 1.7 allows maximum flexibility in positioning the

projector and makes replacement of ceiling mounted projector easier.

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Vertical lens shift provides more more flexibility to position th eprojector in

vertical direction, i.e. above or below the screen bottom or top.

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In-built keystone correction allows to correct an image distortion caused by

attempting to project an image onto a surface at an angle, as with a projector not

quite centered onto the screen it is projecting on.

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