ViewSonic PRO8400 - Manual
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The ViewSonic
®
Pro8400 is an advanced high brightness DLP
®
installation
projector which includes BrilliantColor
™
technology to produce more
vibrant colors. The Pro8400 delivers 4000 lumens with a 1920x1080 (1080p)
superb image resolution, allowing it to shine in virtually any lighting
situation. The Pro8400 provides maximum mounting flexibility with a wide
1.5X optical zoom adjustment and a multitude of connectivity options
including Network Display, USB, and WiFi. The filter-less design and long
lamp life provide for easy maintenance and low total cost of ownership.
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Bright in virtually any setting with 4,000 lumens
Ultra-bright 4,000 lumen output makes this the perfect choice
for large boardrooms, conference halls and auditoriums.
BrilliantColor
™
technology
Latest BrilliantColor technology delivers stunning all-digital
clarity with life-like color, sharp graphics and outstanding video.
The sophisticated 6-segment color wheel enhances the yellow
color performance that is key to accurate and vivid color
reproduction.
Advanced connectivity
With dual HDMI, component, composite and S-video inputs.
Connect anywhere
Present up to 8 projectors at the same time or allow up to
4 presenters to connect to a single projector over wireless
or RJ45 network.
Stay connected
Supports multiple video timing formats from
SD (NTSC, PAL & SECAM) to HD 1080p.
Network control through RJ45
Give Greener presentations and save
Use the Eco mode to achieve lower power consumption,
reduce overall noise and extend lamp life.
Closed captioning
Integrated closed captioning decoder
for the hearing impaired.
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