Building off the successes of the Epson PowerLite 740c and PowerLite 745c, the PowerLite 760c (3.8 pounds) and PC-free/wireless PowerLite 765c (3.9 pounds), respectively, replace these models,offering new features such as Instant Off, quieter operation as low as 35-39 db, enhanced PC-free performance and 32-bit color output.
Both models feature native-XGA resolution (1,024 x 768) and up to 2,500-ANSI lumens of brightness, while maintaining sleek, travel-friendly designs (7.6″D x 10.9″W x 2.7″H). These projectors are not only slim and compact enough to carry in most briefcases or shoulder bags, but also include several connectivity options and quick and easy setup/shutdown capabilities. Both models are also driven by Epson’s 3LCD technology, a three-chip design that projects continuous color and bright, natural images that are easy on viewers’ eyes.
The Epson PowerLite 760c and 765c will be available for $2,199 and $2,399 (respective estimated street prices) through authorized pro audio/visual, national distribution, catalog and direct PC dealers in June 2005. Epson’s PowerLite projectors come with a two-year limited warranty that includes three elite technical support services — two-year Epson PrivateLine(TM)availability, two-year Road Service Program and two-year International Warranty.
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