The company Hitachi has presented a new projector, the CP-RX94 model, a device aimed at the teaching market, where there is a great interest in this type of products endowed with a high capacity and characteristics more than suitable for high performance.

A new projector comes from the hand of Hitachi, the CP-RX94, designed for teaching environments. It is easy to carry and delivers images with high contrast. It is highly functional so that both teachers and students can project their presentations in seconds. You have a resolution of 1024 X 768 pixels in XGA format, with a total of 2600 ANSI lumens and a contrast rate of 2,000:1.

It has the 3LCD technology, sophisticated and innovative, that you use 3 chips to deliver vibrant images, real and consistent, for the most demanding spectators. It has the black / white slate mode that guarantees optimal brightness on both black and green or bright white screens. Maintenance intervals are significantly extended thanks to the use of long-lasting parts, that reduce the total cost of use. It has the daytime mode that allows you to see a projected image more easily when the sun shines brightly. With this option, projections will always be of a vivid and intense color in bright environments.

Customizable device
The new Hitachi CP-RX94 allows you to rename the input source, customizing devices and projector inputs in this way, renaming for example a device entry, how “John's Laptop" to easily recognize her. It also has the "My Button" option that allows you to assign custom functions or common tasks to a programmable button on the remote control.

It has the template function that allows you to project different patterns of lines and grids on a white or black whiteboard to facilitate writing and drawing. It also has advanced security features that include multilevel locks via PIN, transition detector, steel safety bar, Kensington lock and prominent security tags.


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by • 28 Dec, 2011
• section: formation, projection