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Canon technology ensures exceptional image quality and accuracy, with clear, bright images even in daylight viewing. Innovative advances such as the Turbo Bright System increase overall luminosity, right across the screen and in all virtually lighting conditions. As the leader in lens technology, based on unrivalled experience and expertise over a long period, Canon provides the ultimate in high resolution, low distortion presentation for your benefit.
Easy to carry, simple to set up, the LV 5100 is ideal for mobile presentations. Despite its small size, the LV 5100 still provides superb picture-perfect quality. Suitable for small groups or in-store use, it gives added impact to your message offering real SVGA projection or XGA compressed high quality projection.
- Up to 100-inch display and outstanding quality
Full HD WUXGA resolution combined with Epson's 3LCD technology ensures high-quality content has more vivid colours and brighter images. HDMI connectivity also means that the audience benefits from sharper and clearer content displayed in any meeting room environment. - All in one office solution
This interactive meeting room solution combines the benefits of flipcharts, whiteboards and conventional screens into one unified meeting room solution. Meeting participants can view and annotate whiteboard content from a range of smart devices, without the need for any special application and this ensures information remains secure with the ability to apply passwords to meetings and notes. - Finger-touch and dual pen
Use your fingers to annotate directly on the screen. Epson's interactive pens are now even more responsive and easy to use. With the new dual pens, colleagues can work simultaneously using different pen attributes. - Sliding split screen
Combine two sources and project, such as multi-source video conference and presentation, to optimise interaction. - Wireless & Screen Mirroring connectivity
Share content easily from a range of smart devices using the iProjection App and screen mirroring feature. The same content can be annotated remotely, with up to four networked projection systems connected at the same time.