Epson hasintroduced the Epson® PowerLite® 570, 575W, 580, and 585W – four bright, affordable and reliable ultra-short throw projectors designed for the connected K-12 classroom. Offering a Moderator functionality that allows a network of up to 50 personal devices to connect to the projectors, teachers can wirelessly control which personal devices are displayed, with up to four student screens shown simultaneously. In addition, the new projectors feature two HDMI ports, one with MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) support for connecting multiple digital devices, including mobile phones, tablets and other portable devices, for enriched high definition viewing capabilities.
“Collaborative learning is essential to today’s modern K-12 classroom, so Epson has engineered these new projectors to support the latest BYOD and one-to-one computing initiatives,” said Sara Kim, associate product manager, K-12 Education Marketing, Epson America, Inc. “The new Moderator feature makes it easier than ever to encourage students to share engaging content, while also providing teachers control of the content being displayed.”
The new ultra-short throw PowerLite projectors minimize glare and shadow interference and deliver brightness and resolution options to accommodate a diverse range of classroom needs. www.epson.com
