Canon unveils new generation of fixed LCD and laser projectors with LCOS technology

With a refreshed and compact design, lamp and laser projectors in the Xeed range offer greater brightness, Resolution and versatility in your application.

The new range of LCOS fixed projectors from canon, composed of the XEED lamp models WUX7500, WUX6700 and WUX5800, as well as XEED laser light WUX7000Z, WUX5800Z and WUX6600Z, Offer high luminosity and resolution, Specially designed for system integrators.

These devices are compatible with six motorized lenses, including the new ultra-high-resolution, ultra-low-distortion RS-SL06UW, providing professionals with great flexibility and versatility when it comes to installing them, both in small spaces and in large auditoriums.

Canon's lamp projectors will be available with 5.800, 6.700 and 7.500 Lumens, while the laser equipment will have models of 5.800, 6.600 and 7.000 Lumens. They all have a high projection brightness thanks to the newly designed optical system, called AISYS 4.2, with improved optics arrangement, and LCOS reflective panel technology.

High-quality LCD panel technology allows for a high aperture rate, Virtually no pixel spacing, thus ensuring the projection of a sharp image with great detail and without the 'grid effect' that can appear in traditional LCD projectors.

The XEED WUX7500 models, WUX6700 and WUX5800 have a contrast ratio of 2000:1, while XEED projectors WUX7000Z, WUX5800Z and WUX6600Z have a native contrast ratio of 4000:1, In addition to dynamic contrast 20.000, which together with the coverage of the RGB color space further enhances the viewing experience thanks to richer colors and deeper blacks.

Given the importance of accuracy, All models feature a powerful processor, Primarily advantageous for grayscale radiological imaging for medical education, using Dicom simulation mode (Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine), compatible with DICOM standards 14 for medical training.

Easy to install and operate, the laser models feature the smallest and lightest outer case Canon currently has, making it easy to place in tight and complex spaces. Added to this is four-corner keystone distortion correction, that corrects the geometry of the image to keep it perfectly aligned.

To make the professional's work even easier, Lens shift function (lens shift) Allows you to adjust the image without having to tilt or reposition the projector. When Multiple Projectors Are Required, For example, for an exhibition, The Edge Blending Function (edge blending) Ensures the correct positioning of the pixels with the highest precision.

Thanks to its higher level of heat resistance, This equipment is ideal for installations with long projection hours, such as museum exhibits or in education. In addition, They incorporate a clock to program its operation at certain times, both weekly and daily.

Video Signals, Sound and control can be sent to projectors from longer distances via a single CAT6 cable thanks to the HDBaseT connection, to which DVI entries are added, HDMI and DP, to also project a videoconference session.

The new RS-SL06UW lens of these systems has a low throw factor of 0,54:1 and a high lens shift value of -15/+75%, Maintaining a perfect geometry. For projection on vaulted surfaces, The lenses' marginal focus function realizes precise focusing over the entire area, while depth of field capability keeps you on surfaces with the strangest shapes.

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