Sony introduces the smallest WUXGA 3LCD laser projectors on the market

The VPL-PHZ61 and VPL-PHZ51 models Sony, considered the smallest WUXGA 3LCD laser projectors on the market so far, offer a brightness of 6.400 and 5.300 Lumens, respectively.

These two little guys WUXGA 3LCD laser projectors of Sony Combine advanced operational functions with high brightness and flexible installation, Features particularly suitable for a wide range of corporate applications, Educational, Museum, Recreational and simulation.

Compact design and easy to install on meeting room and classroom ceilings, the new projectors VPL-PHZ61 and VPL-PHZ51 offer a vertical scrolling of +55%, The widest of the manufacturer's fixed-lens models so far.

The VPL-PHZ61 offers a brightness of 6.400 Lumens (7.000 in the center), while in the VPL-PHZ51 projector it is 5.300 Lumens (5.800 in the center), to display extremely sharp images, even in a well-lit meeting or conference room.

With the incorporation of processing technology, Real-time signal mapping and analysis Reality Creation from Sony, These projectors offer crisp, clear images for effective presentation and viewing in these spaces..

Both models include a 4K 60P input to support 4K video sources, which is reinforced by Reality Creation's ability to improve sharpness, overall image resolution and quality, regardless of whether it's graphics or text.

In addition, these computers do not need any converter for use with other 4K equipment and simultaneously project content in this resolution and are compatible with Deep Colour of HDMI and HDCP2.3. The new feature Reality Text Improves presentation materials in text through clearer letters and lines, with greater readability.

Projectors also feature advanced smart setup, that offers optimization based on the usage environment. The incorporation of the Bright View function Custom allows colors to maintain their contrast and liveliness with precision, even in brightly lit rooms.

In addition, The new feature Ambiance automatically measures room brightness using an ambient light sensor and calibrates Bright View settings, color gain and Reality Creation. These projectors use a new filter material that does not require filter cleaning for use in meeting rooms and classrooms, provided that the density of the powder is 0,03 mg/m³ and the operating time is less than 10.500 hours.

"Many of our customers strive to find display solutions that offer both exceptionally high brightness and sophisticated features that enhance content and the overall user experience.", Explains Robert Meakin, Product Manager for Europe at Professional Displays & Solutions.

Precisely so that customers "do not give up any of these advantages," says Meakin., We've leveraged our experience in developing feature-packed laser projectors to launch compact and advanced devices. These teams are really first class in terms of technology, quality and design".

Among other features, VPL-PHZ61 and VPL-PHZ51 laser projectors, which will be available on the market at the beginning of 2023, Include:

Automatic light output: When using the ambient light sensor, Projector brightness is automatically controlled at night to save on power consumption.

Automatic ignition: This new function starts the projector when the video signal is detected and the automatic input selection detects it.

Data cloning function: allows users to copy settings from one projector to others using a USB device.

Maintenance: Easier filter removal and a new sensor lets you know when to clean it.

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