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Epson Launches BrightLink Interactive Ultra Short-Throw Presentation Displays

  • By Staff
  • 01/24/17

Epson will be showcasing a number of education-focused products this week at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) in Orlando, FL, including four new BrightLink interactive ultra short-throw presentation displays.

The BrightLink 685Wi, 695Wi, 696Ui and 697Ui enhanced displays are all capable of delivering high-quality images, with HD widescreen resolution (up to 1920p x 1200p) and an image size up to 100 inches, according to information from the company. All four enable individualized instruction through wireless content sharing. Additionally, the displays use Epson’s advanced 3LCD light engine to deliver bright, vivid colors of 3,000 to 4,400 lumens.    

The new BrightLink projectors for education will be on display at FETC this week in booth 135.

Further information is available on the Epson site.

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