Epson PowerLite 760W 4100-Lumen WXGA Ultra-Short Throw Laser Projector

Primarily designed for classrooms in multiple levels of education, the PowerLite 760W 4100-Lumen WXGA Ultra-Short Throw Laser Projector from Epson is teacher and school budget-friendly. The ultra-short throw of the projector means that teachers get a large display up to 150", with it being close to the screen or wall, allowing them to move freely without casting a shadow. The 3-chip 3LCD system and laser light source is lamp-free with a virtually maintenance-free 20,000-hour lifespan. All while producing content in a sharp and readable WXGA resolution at 4100 lumens, which is bright enough for fully lit classrooms.

Getting material projected through the PowerLite 760W is easy with support for multiple wired connections and the ability to wirelessly connect via Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac). If going the wired route, you get three HDMI, one VGA, and an RCA input.

If your institution is already a part of the Epson projector ecosystem, you might be able to easily upgrade to the PowerLite 760W. It is compatible with existing mounts for the 585W, 685W, and 725W projector models.

The PowerLite 760W can meet your specific needs and location restrictions, with support for 360° placement from landscape to portrait orientations.

When projecting at a wide-angle 16:10 or 16:9 aspect ratio, you can take advantage of split screen support to simultaneously display up to four content sources.

With support for Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) and wired Ethernet network connectivity, you can take advantage of Epson's iProjection software to connect and cast content from up to 50 compatible connected devices, such as Chromebooks, iOS/Android mobile devices, Macs, and PCs. The software also offers a moderator feature, so teachers will always retain full control over which device in the classroom can project through the PowerLite 760W.

Say goodbye to waiting for a lamp to warm up. The laser light source within the 760W instantly powers, allowing you to maximize the time you have for lessons or presentations.