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Products - JVC Professional Products

10/01/99

JVC's AV-P750 Visual Presenter incorporates a number of features and ergonomic improvements that are designed to make presentations easier and more effective. It can precisely capture images for display on a video monitor or video projector. This allows the presentation of printed material, slides, overhead transparencies and even three-dimensional objects.

The camera head can be swiveled up, allowing the presenter or a blackboard to appear on the monitor or projection screen. This is especially useful in lecture or teleconference situations. The AV-P750 features ergonomic controls that make it easy and convenient to operate. Offering 12x-power zoom with autofocus, the camera portion delivers 450 TV lines of horizontal resolution. It can be used independently or in conjunction with other video and audio equipment for special applications. The RS-232C interface makes remote control possible.

With a full flat stage and enlarged layout surface, the presenter can accommodate a wide range of documents, props or evidence for display. Its handy book and slide film holders add to its versatility. The AV-P750 comes equipped with a backlight and adjustable side lamps. JVC Professional Products, Wayne, NJ, (800) JVC-5825, www.jvc.com/pro.

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