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Home›Products›Casio announces eight new Laser & LED projectors

Casio announces eight new Laser & LED projectors

By Staff Writer
16/02/2016
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CasioCasio, which is distributed in Australia by Shriro, is expanding its affordable Core Series of Laser & LED light source projectors, by adding three new models featuring a 1.5X optical zoom lens.

The company will also release five new Advanced Series projectors that offer superior scalability at an affordable price.

Until recently, lamp-free projectors equipped with solid state illumination (SSI) light sources have only been available in the high end of the projector market due to their advanced technology. Casio succeeded in converting all of its projector models to SSI in 2010, and then, in 2015 it launched affordably priced Core Series models featuring a 1.1X optical zoom lens.

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With the launch of the Core Series, made possible due to the progress of Casio Laser & LED light source technology, SSI projectors are no longer an expensive, high-end product.
The new projectors include five WXGA and three XGA models. All eight of these new models are equipped with a 1.5X zoom lens for optimal flexibility in projector placement. The Advanced Series models can also be used to power other devices with HDMI terminal connections such as Intel WiDi or Miracast wireless display adapters and stick devices.According to Futuresource Consulting market research, Casio holds an 80% share of the global market for SSI projectors with 2,500lm or more, which is bright enough to use in fully lit rooms.All eight new models are produced by Yamagata Casio, the Casio Group’s manufacturing base in Japan. The company’s projector development capabilities using advanced Laser & LED light source technology have been brought together with the advanced production technology capabilities of Yamagata Casio, yielding excellent cost performance while maintaining high quality and reliability.

The Casio Laser & LED light source has a lifespan of up to 20,000 hours, eliminating the need for lamp replacement, and reduces electricity consumption to about half that of a mercury lamp projector. Given these benefits, Casio says total cost of ownership (TCO) for the new models is better than that of a mercury lamp projector.

Instant Power On/Off delivers outstanding usability

The new projectors reach maximum brightness in as fast as five seconds from the time the power is switched on, eliminating the need to wait around while mercury lamps warm up. They also immediately power off with just a touch of the button, and can be used again right away when powered back on, without the need for a cool-down period. The Instant Light Control feature allows adjustment of projection brightness using the left and right keys on the projector itself or on the remote control. Further, with the Intelligent Light Control feature provided in the Advanced Series, these projector models sense ambient brightness in the room and automatically adjust the projection brightness accordingly.

Dependable dust-resistant design offers peace of mind

Casio has achieved projector dust resistance by structuring the internal components into three blocks to shield the optical block from dust. This helps ensure that dust does not lower projection brightness, enabling the projector to operate dependably for a long time.

Casio is promoting its Laser & LED light source technology with the aim of replacing mercury lamp projectors. In doing so, Casio is helping to reduce the environmental impact of projectors by discontinuing the use of mercury and cutting down on power consumption, which helps to reduce CO2 emissions.

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