ViewSonic has announced new additions to its award-winning digital projector line with the Pro9 Series. Engineered for large venue installations, PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL projectors deliver flexibility and extensive connectivity options needed for various installation designs, making them ideal for sizable settings like houses of worship, public display locations, and big classrooms or auditoriums.
ViewSonic’s PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL feature high brightness levels ranging from 5200 to 6200 lumens and resolutions from XGA to WUXGA. All three projectors deliver installation versatility with horizontal/vertical lens shift and keystone capability, stackable design for doubling brightness, a 1.7x optical zoom, and a centered lens design. The centered lens and robust design allows for 360-degree mounting options in any horizontal or vertical orientation.
PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL projectors provide a wide range of connectors including multiple HDMI inputs as well as: VGA, S-Video, RCA, VGA, RS232, RJ45, audio in/out, BNC, and built-in USB charging. These projectors come with ViewSonic’s proprietary SuperColor and SonicExpert technologies for advanced color and sound reproduction. SuperColor technology delivers superior, vivid, true-to-life color reproduction of the video source while SonicExpert powers two integrated 10W cube speakers in all three projectors.
PRO9510L produces 5500 lumens with XGA (1024×768) resolution; PRO9520WL has 5200 lumens of brightness at WXGA (1280×800) resolution; and PRO9800WUL comes with 6200 lumens with WUXGA (1920×1200) resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio.
The ViewSonic PRO9510L and PRO9520WL are available now and the PRO9800WUL is coming soon with the following MSRPs:
| Model |
MSRP |
| Pro9510L |
$1,499.99 (USD) |
| Pro9520WL |
$1,699.99 (USD) |
| Pro9800WUL |
$1,999.00 (USD) |
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ViewSonic Introduces Pro9 Series Professional-Level Digital Projectors
ViewSonic has announced new additions to its award-winning digital projector line with the Pro9 Series. Engineered for large venue installations, PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL projectors deliver flexibility and extensive connectivity options needed for various installation designs, making them ideal for sizable settings like houses of worship, public display locations, and big classrooms or auditoriums.
ViewSonic’s PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL feature high brightness levels ranging from 5200 to 6200 lumens and resolutions from XGA to WUXGA. All three projectors deliver installation versatility with horizontal/vertical lens shift and keystone capability, stackable design for doubling brightness, a 1.7x optical zoom, and a centered lens design. The centered lens and robust design allows for 360-degree mounting options in any horizontal or vertical orientation.
PRO9510L, PRO9520WL, and PRO9800WUL projectors provide a wide range of connectors including multiple HDMI inputs as well as: VGA, S-Video, RCA, VGA, RS232, RJ45, audio in/out, BNC, and built-in USB charging. These projectors come with ViewSonic’s proprietary SuperColor and SonicExpert technologies for advanced color and sound reproduction. SuperColor technology delivers superior, vivid, true-to-life color reproduction of the video source while SonicExpert powers two integrated 10W cube speakers in all three projectors.
PRO9510L produces 5500 lumens with XGA (1024×768) resolution; PRO9520WL has 5200 lumens of brightness at WXGA (1280×800) resolution; and PRO9800WUL comes with 6200 lumens with WUXGA (1920×1200) resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio.
The ViewSonic PRO9510L and PRO9520WL are available now and the PRO9800WUL is coming soon with the following MSRPs:
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