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Business projectors are a versatile display solution for small meeting areas, large conference rooms or professionals that take their presentations on the road. Projectors produce colorful, high-resolution images and accept video signals from a broad range of sources. Staples carries projectors suitable for rooms of almost any size, including brands such as Epson projectors, BenQ projectors, Hitachi and Viewsonic.
Business Projectors Provide Exceptional Display Quality
These products use DLP and LCD technology to create bright and crisp color output. LCD projectors produce between 900 and 3,000 lumens of color and white brightness, while dedicated room projectors deliver up to 10,000 lumens. Most models support standard computer resolutions and offer a variety of connection options, including VGA, S-Video and HDMI. Select products are compatible with wireless display technologies such as WiDi and Miracast. Depending on the projector chosen, they can show images that are 30 to 600 inches in size, making it easy to match the display output to your room's dimensions. Most products also have lens controls that provide keystone correction and adjust the focus to match changing throw distances.
Enjoy Display Performance Anywhere With Business Projectors
Meetings and presentations take place in many different environments, and these devices include features to handle changing needs. Overhead projectors combine exceptional display performance with a lightweight design and plenty of connection options. They're ideal for travelers or environments such as trade show booths. Most portable projectors also include built-in speakers, eliminating the need for a separate audio system. Short throw models reduce the distance between the projector and the display area. Use them to preview presentations in a private office or to create a dynamic retail display. Products designed for large venues can project clear images as distances of up to 100 feet.
How Do Business Projectors Show Images?
Most projectors use DLP or LCD technology to generate their displays. DLP projectors use an array of tiny mirrors to direct light, while LCDs use three panels of liquid crystals to control color output. DLP typically produces smoother video and higher contrast, but LCDs are quieter than DLPs and have fewer moving parts.
What Is Throw Distance of A Standard Business Projector?
Throw distance measures the space between the projector lens and the display surface. Most business projectors include a minimum and maximum throw distance that reflects the focusing capabilities of the unit's lens. Throw ratio, which is screen width divided by throw distance, is another way to measure of display characteristics. You can use this value to estimate the screen size based on the available throw distance in your space. Note that most home theater projectors measure screen size diagonally, while the throw ratio uses the display's horizontal width. Some projectors come with multiple lenses that can change the throw distance and ratio.
How Do You Control the Business Projector's Display?
Most of these products come with wireless remotes that control basic projector functions. In most cases, you control the actual presentation using the source device, a laptop, tablet or desktop computer. Some projectors support sourceless image display. Connect a thumb drive to the unit's USB port and present images without using a second device. Staples also carries a wide selection of projector screens to choose from.
Business Projectors Provide Exceptional Display Quality
These products use DLP and LCD technology to create bright and crisp color output. LCD projectors produce between 900 and 3,000 lumens of color and white brightness, while dedicated room projectors deliver up to 10,000 lumens. Most models support standard computer resolutions and offer a variety of connection options, including VGA, S-Video and HDMI. Select products are compatible with wireless display technologies such as WiDi and Miracast. Depending on the projector chosen, they can show images that are 30 to 600 inches in size, making it easy to match the display output to your room's dimensions. Most products also have lens controls that provide keystone correction and adjust the focus to match changing throw distances.
Enjoy Display Performance Anywhere With Business Projectors
Meetings and presentations take place in many different environments, and these devices include features to handle changing needs. Overhead projectors combine exceptional display performance with a lightweight design and plenty of connection options. They're ideal for travelers or environments such as trade show booths. Most portable projectors also include built-in speakers, eliminating the need for a separate audio system. Short throw models reduce the distance between the projector and the display area. Use them to preview presentations in a private office or to create a dynamic retail display. Products designed for large venues can project clear images as distances of up to 100 feet.
How Do Business Projectors Show Images?
Most projectors use DLP or LCD technology to generate their displays. DLP projectors use an array of tiny mirrors to direct light, while LCDs use three panels of liquid crystals to control color output. DLP typically produces smoother video and higher contrast, but LCDs are quieter than DLPs and have fewer moving parts.
What Is Throw Distance of A Standard Business Projector?
Throw distance measures the space between the projector lens and the display surface. Most business projectors include a minimum and maximum throw distance that reflects the focusing capabilities of the unit's lens. Throw ratio, which is screen width divided by throw distance, is another way to measure of display characteristics. You can use this value to estimate the screen size based on the available throw distance in your space. Note that most home theater projectors measure screen size diagonally, while the throw ratio uses the display's horizontal width. Some projectors come with multiple lenses that can change the throw distance and ratio.
How Do You Control the Business Projector's Display?
Most of these products come with wireless remotes that control basic projector functions. In most cases, you control the actual presentation using the source device, a laptop, tablet or desktop computer. Some projectors support sourceless image display. Connect a thumb drive to the unit's USB port and present images without using a second device. Staples also carries a wide selection of projector screens to choose from.