Epson PowerLite Laser Projectors Now Available for Enhanced Learning and Eye-Catching Signage

Affordable and Future-Ready Powerlite Models Provide Optimal Viewability and Space-Changing Content for Businesses and Schools

Epson, the number-one selling projector brand worldwide, announced six new PowerLite laser displays for education and signage are now available. The PowerLite L250F, L255F, L200W, and L200X long-throw and PowerLite L200SW and L200SX short-throw projectors, offer the latest in laser display technology. Projecting exceptional images and providing versatility with convenient built-in projection tools, the new models are designed to enhance student engagement and optimize existing spaces with eye-catching effects and displays.

“From inspiring young minds to driving customer engagement, Epson is focused on delivering high-quality projection that will stand the test of time in our ever-evolving school and business environments,” said Mark Roslon, director, product marketing, Epson America, Inc. “Joining Epson’s industry-leading projector lineup, the new laser models offer even more affordable options for business owners to elevate customer experiences and allow educators to deliver impactful presentations that encourage laser-focused learning wherever their students may be.”

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Built to improve student collaboration and viewability, the affordable PowerLite L250F, L200W and L200X long-throw and PowerLite L200SW and L200SX short-throw laser projectors deliver big, bright images for easy-to-read presentations from virtually anywhere in the classroom or at home. Delivering up to 4,500 lumens of brightness² and images up to 500-inches, the new budget-friendly laser projectors help enhance learning environments and inspire imagination. Durable and designed with ease-of-use in mind, the projectors offer a virtually maintenance-free, 20,000-hour laser light source³ with no lamps to replace and built-in wireless features for added convenience. Educators can share content simultaneously to/from up to 50 connected devices via the Epson iProjection^™ software,⁴ and with Miracast^® they can take advantage of software-free, peer-to-peer wireless connectivity, making it easier than ever to share engaging lesson plans. Offering exceptional value, the new projectors combine comprehensive learning tools with large, bright visuals at lower costs compared to traditional flat panels. Plus, with added flexibility the new projectors seamlessly integrate into today’s changing education environments.

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Eliminating restrictive frames in signage applications, the PowerLite L255F (black) and PowerLite L250F (white) laser projectors are equipped with a host of creative tools and deliver up to 500 inches of immersive content. Featuring 4,500 lumens of brightness² and Full HD 1080p⁵ resolution along with built-in split screen⁶ and edge blending technologies for accommodating different wall sizes and flexibility requirements, the projectors deliver bright, high-quality images even in tight spaces. Featuring a virtually maintenance-free 20,000-hour laser light source,³ the projectors include content management software and the Epson Creative Content Projection app with impromptu iOS device messaging and content adjustment capabilities,⁴ enabling creative freedom and impactful displays without limitations.

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Epson offers the Brighter Futures program, a unique sales and support initiative available specifically for schools. Designed to help educators select and implement the best products for their classrooms while making the most of their budgets, Brighter Futures offers special pricing, dedicated education account managers, and toll-free technical support for all Epson projectors and associated accessories. Under the CARES Act, Epson projectors qualify for funding included in the package’s K-12 relief fund,⁷ making them a smart and affordable choice for hybrid classrooms.

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