- Is WXGA enough for a meeting room?
- WXGA (1280x800) is fine for slides, spreadsheets and video in a typical room. Small text and detailed CAD or 4K content look softer than on a 1080p or 4K projector.
- How close to the wall does it need to be?
- Ultra-short-throw optics sit inches from the wall and still fill a large screen. Exact distance depends on the screen size you want, so plan the mount position around your target image.
- Do I ever replace a lamp?
- No. The laser light source replaces the lamp, so there are no lamp swaps or lamp costs over the projector's life.
- Does it avoid the rainbow effect?
- Yes. The 3LCD engine uses three LCD panels rather than a spinning color wheel, so viewers do not see color-wheel rainbow artifacts.
- What is in the box?
- The projector ships factory-sealed with Epson's standard accessories. Check the box contents for the remote, power cable and documentation before installation.
- Is it good for a bright room?
- At 4,100 lumens it handles moderate ambient light well, especially on a good screen. Very bright, sunlit rooms still benefit from blinds or a high-gain screen.
- Where is the Epson PowerLite 760W 4100-Lumen WXGA Ultra-Short Throw 3LCD Laser Projector cheapest?
- At BuyDirect & Save, for $1,266.64, as of our latest check.