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Sony

VPL-SW535

Ultra short throw widescreen WXGA resolution projector for educational and business environments

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The VPL-SW535 widescreen WXGA projector is an ideal choice for ultra close projection applications in the corporate and educational markets. This projector offers:

LOW TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP

The model has a low brightness mode which reduces power consumption and extends the lamp lifetime to approximately 6000 hours, which means lower operating costs across the board.

EASE OF OPERATION

This projector is ideal for small or difficult spaces - its ultra short throw ratio can produce a 2.03M (80") diagonal screen size image from only 0.47 – 0.49M (1.54 – 1.61feet) away from the screen. It also has easy to operate controls

BRIGHT, CLEAR PRESENTATIONS

Excellent contrast, consistent colour stability, high picture quality and longer durability will improve visibility and enhance teaching quality.

PRIMESUPPORT

All Sony education and business projectors come supplied with a Prime Support pack which offers unique extra services and benefits

  • 3 years' cover
  • 3 Year Lamp and 3000 hours cover
  • Free telephone helpdesk support in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish.
  • Collection and delivery anywhere in EU, Norway and Switzerland​

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