Weighing at up to 1.83kg and at 44mm thickness, the EB-1700 series can easily be carried in a laptop bag for mobile business presentations, and are designed with grip lines at side for handy carrying. It delivers up to 3,200 lumens of colour brightness for bright and vibrant images indoors as well as outdoors, without compromise on brightness.
The EB-1795F model supports full HD resolution, while the other projectors in the series support HD ready resolution. The EB-1700 series of projectors include EB-1795F, EB-1785W, EB-1781W and EB-1780W. All models are energy-saving, using just 0.34W of power in standby mode.
The EB-1700 series come packed with features that allow for flexibility in set up and enable seamless connectivity and usability. The projectors provide real-time automatic vertical and horizontal1 keystone correction and adjustment features, which automatically corrects distorted images projected at any angle upon projection. For further adjustments the quick corner feature and lens shift function can be used for maximum projection, without the need to worry about the change in aspect ratio. The split screen feature enables content from two separate sources to be displayed side by side simultaneously.
The projectors come with the innovative gesture presenter feature, a first of its kind, enabling users to control presentations through its touch features by conveniently tapping on the projection screen, eliminating the need for clickers.
The EB-1700 series of projectors bring a multitude of seamless connectivity options to smart devices and laptops. The Miracast function2 enables screen mirroring with wireless transmission of full HD video and sound from compatible smart devices and laptops, without need for any software installation, bringing ease and convenience in setting up.
The projector comes with in-built Wi-Fi connectivity and NFC3 connectivity, enabling users to easily share and transmit images, texts and files from smart devices and laptops directly through Epson’s iProjection app. Remote control function is also built into iProjection for controlling of projector functions.
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