Eiki International, Inc.‘s new EK-300 Meeting Room Series Projectors feature 3LCD design and projectors’ 8,000:1 contrast ratio.
The three models in the series are slated to become available in Q4 2016:
- flagship EK-300U with 5,000 ANSI Lumens brightness and WUXGA resolution with MSRP of $3,395
- EK-301W with 5,100 ANSI Lumens and WXGA resolution at $2,195
- EK-302X with 5,600 ANSI Lumens and XGA resolution at $2,095
Eiki says the high contrast ratio is targeted at meeting applications because it offers superior detail on numbers, pictures, graphs, text or video, according to a press release.
It goes on to highlight the projectors’ Lens Shift capabilities, with manual adjustments of up to 45 percent vertical and 10 percent horizontal, as well as Corner Keystone Correction.
More from the press release:
Mobile professionals with most certainly appreciate the EK-300 Series, which offers HDMI™ with MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link), making these exceptional meeting projectors capable of displaying HD Video from smartphones and tablets—providing maximum versatility for a wide range of content sources. Equally notable, the line includes convenient 1.29-2.11:1 throw to width manual zoom and focus lens.
For connecting to a variety of sources, these projectors are compatible with inputs up to UXGA and WUXGA. To ensure seamless integration into a wide range of environments using control automation, integrators will certainly appreciate the EK-300 Series’ support for Crestron RoomView™ and
AMX Device Discovery Technology.Steve Rubery, Eiki’s National Sales Manager, commented on the company’s new EK-300 Series projectors. “The new EK-300 Series projectors deliver a rich feature set that today’s business professionals demand. With their support for HDMI™ with MHL, attendees can easily give, for example, a PowerPoint presentation direct from their phone or tablet—thus minimizing the amount of gear they have to carry to the meeting. I’m confident that both AV integrators and business professionals alike will find much to like with these new projectors.”
