PROJECTORS
VPL-PWZ10 WXGA LASER INSTALLATION PROJECTOR Sony’s VPL-PWZ10 is a versatile 3LCD laser projector with 5,000 lumens brightness, excellent picture quality, easy installation, excellent reliability, and very attractive running costs.
Item 50003 $1,799.00
VPL-FHZ90L INSTALLATION PROJECTOR The VPL-FHZ90L from Sony is a high-brightness 3LCD laser projector that offers stunning im- age quality with excellent reliability. Ideal for auditoriums and larger venues, it is also great for teaching in brightly-lit classrooms.
Item 49960 $10,499.00
PT-RZ870
PT-RZ570 5,200 LUMEN PROJECTOR Big, bold, pin-sharp images don’t fade away fast with SOLID SHINE Laser. Image quality and en- durance easily outpaces that of competitive lamp-based projectors, with almost no maintenance required. Add a suite of features that makes daily operation a breeze: the PT-RZ570 Series is a smart choice for beautifully clear and bright images.
PT-RZ570BU 5,200 Lumen Projector $3,199.00
1-CHIP DLP PROJECTOR 8,500 LUMENS These compact 1-Chip projectors deliver picture quality approaching that of Panasonic’s 3-Chip DLP models while retaining flexibility for a stress-free installation. The series not only leads the field in outright image quality; it also pro- vides the stable, consistent, low-maintenance performance that professional users demand.
PT-RZ870B 1-Chip DLP Projector 8,500 Lumens $11,699.00
PT-RZ770
PT-RQ13K 3-CHIP DLP PROJECTOR 10,000 LUMENS Pair with any lens from Panasonic’s 3-Chip DLP™ family and see how the PT-RQ13K’s small size and 360° installation saves time and money. And expect up to 20,000 hours of maintenance-free operation at full power-just one of the ways we lower TCO for business operators.
Item 50968 $89,106.82 42 Call 800.203.5611 to talk to a SoundPro Expert
1-CHIP DLP PROJECTOR 7,000 LUMENS Applications for Panasonic’s RZ770 laser pro- jector range from education, exhibition, and signage through to events and staging.
PT-RZ770 Projector $8,499.00
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