- Four new 3LCD projectors for images of up to 300 inches
- Two home film models and two professionals
- One of each comes with AirPlay on board
Epson has launched four new projectors, and two of them will be of particular interest to Apple users. This is because for the first time, Epson is delivering airplay compatibility for buyers of retail film projectors, something that has been available in the LG cinebeam range for some time.
The four projectors are all 3LCD models of 3 chips and are divided into two products: home film projectors and professional projectors. AirPlay models also support Miracast.
The home film projectors are the Home Cinema 1100, which has AirPlay, and Home Cinema 980, which has not done so.
Pro models are the pro ex9270 wireless projector, which is the AirPlay model, and the former3290, which is not.
New Epson projectors: key features and prices
The 1100 homemade cinema of $ 899 (so around £ 660 or au $ 1,370) with AirPlay is classified for 3,400 colored lumens and white brightness, and Cinema Home 980 of $ 799 is classified for 4,000 lumens.
Both deliver an HD Full HD resolution of 1080p to sizes up to 300 inches, both have image bias sensors, and both have two HDMI ports. They have the 3LCD technology of 3 Epson chips that offers “outstanding” images in a wide range of lighting conditions.
The $ 999 pro ex9270 with AirPlay is classified for 4,100 lumens and the $ 649 pro ex3290 is classified by 4,000. Like home film projectors, they also have the 3LCD system and can throw images up to 300 inches; The former9270 is full HD and the former3290 is WXGA. There are twin HDMI ports, an image bias sensor and speakers incorporated, and the pro ex9270 also has a 1.6x optical zoom.
The four projectors are now available directly from Epson and authorized retailers.
