Technology & IT | Sunday 8 November, 2015 2:35 pm |

 Epson has announced three new high-quality yet affordable Full HD home cinema projectors that bring the big screen viewing experience into your home. The EH-TW5350, EH-TW5300 and EH-TW5210 are each capable of delivering, bright sharp and clear Full HD 1080p images, in both 2D and 3D. In fact with these projectors, you can watch a movie every day on the big screen for the next 11 years without changing the lamp.

 

Aimed at people who want a truly big-screen experience at home to watch films, TV and sports, this projector delivers stunning Full HD entertainment at up to 332 inches. Enjoy clearly-defined shadow detail and deep blacks with up to 35,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. The EH-TW5350 also includes built-in Miracast for wirelessly sharing media from Android smart devices.

 

Khalil El Dalu, General Manager, Epson Middle East, says: “The home cinema experience should be able to deliver big, clear and sharp images with lots of defined shadow detail and deep blacks, which is what the EH-TW5350, EH-TW5300 and EH-TW5210 are all about. With a compact and curved design, these affordable and versatile projectors look great around the home while delivering all the latest technology. Their digital connectivity and built-in speaker means they can be put to use at a moment's notice and with the minimum of hassle.”

 

Relish clearer, sharper and smoother fast-moving action in bright, vivid Full HD 2D and 3D thanks to Frame Interpolation and Image Enhancement technology. Easily connect and switch between two digital devices such as a Blu-Ray player and games console, with two HDMI slots on each model adding to their versatility.

 

Using revolutionary 3LCD technology, all three projectors include a newly-developed noise cancelling chip that helps deliver the clearest, sharpest images yet. With
a White and Colour Light Output of 2,200 lumens, these projectors are bright enough to be used in ambient light and during the day, while a 5W speaker means they can be enjoyed away from complex sound systems.