Panasonic - PT-VMZ61 LCD Projector - 16:10 - Ceiling Mountable, Floor Mountable - 1920 x 1200 - Front, Rear - White
Model: 1290
SKU: 12749089
Reviews coming soon
Reviews coming soon
Panasonic PT-VMZ61 LCD Projector - 16:10 - Ceiling Mountable, Floor Mountable - White - 1920 x 1200 - Front, Rear, Ceiling - 20000 Hour Normal Mode - 24000 Hour Economy Mode - WUXGA - 3,000,000:1 - 6200 lm - HDMI - USB - Network (RJ-45) - Class Room, Presentation, Meeting, Business - 3 Year Warranty
We’ll try to get your question answered within 24 hours by a Best Buy customer or brand representative.
Deliver clear, striking images in well-lit open meeting spaces and classrooms from the smallest and lightest LCD laser projector in its class. High 7,000 lm brightness, 3,000,000:1 contrast, and vivid color creates an engaging presentation experience.
Compact 7.0 kg (15.43 lbs) body is easy to install while 1.6x zoom, lens adjustment, and 6-Point Screen Correction let you project almost anywhere, even room corners. CEC command compatible HDMI® supports 4K signals for easy integration.
Connect devices to the projector over wireless LAN just by snapping an on-screen QR Code with your phone. Share video, documents and more via PC software and apps. You can also project media from a USB flash drive without cable hassle.
Weighing just 7.0 kg (15.43 lbs), PT-VMZ71 Series is the smallest and lightest LCD laser projector in its class with up to 7,000 lm from a compact, easy-to-manage body. Its lightweight design makes it easy to carry from room to room, and simple to install on the ceiling. The projector's smooth styling and quiet operation harmonize with your interior space, blending in and keeping attention focused on the presentation.
Because office and classroom projectors are used with the room lights on and window blinds open, they need high light output to produce a bright image. Thanks to a carefully refined optical engine, PT-VMZ71 Series generates up to 7,000 lm of brightness, more than most professional projectors of a similar size. Dim, washed out projections are history: expect big, bright, vivid pictures in bright environments to stimulate viewer