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Epson PowerLite 77c 2200 Lumen Multimedia Projector

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Epson PowerLite 77c 2200 Lumen Multimedia Projector
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 702





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Epson
Color: Black
EAN: 0010343864078
Label: Epson
Product Manufacturer: Epson
Model: 77C
Publisher: Epson
Ranking: 702
Special Features: nv:Resolution^XGA (1024 x 768)|Brightness^2200 ANSI Lumens|Contrast Ratio^400:1|Uniformity^90%|No. of Colors^16.7 million|Aspect Ratio^4:3 Native/16:9 Compatible|Display Technology^3LCD technology|Video Signals^NTSC (*See FCC Notice Below)|Video Signals^NTSC4.43|Video Signals^PAL-60|Video Signals^SECAM|Video Signals^M-PAL|Video Signals^N-PAL|Video Signals^HDTV (480p, 480i, 720p, 1080i)|H Sync^15 92 KHz|V Sync^50 - 85 Hz|Dot Clock^13.5MHz to 162MHz|Inputs^USB|Inputs^S-Video
Studio: Epson
Variation Description: Black
Warranty: 2 years warranty


Piece facts:
  • Multimedia Projector w/3LCD Technology
  • 2200 Lumens and a 400:1 Contrast Ratio
  • HDTV Compatible and Instant On and Off
  • Lightweight, Travel Friendly Design/ Just 6.0 Lbs
  • 13 Lbs (WxLxH) 7.5" x 16.9" x 14.9"



Projector Multimedia Lumen 2200 77c PowerLite Epson





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The Epson PowerLite 77c delivers presentations that are sure to impress with 2200 lumens, XGA resolution and high-aperture Epson 3LCD technology - all from a 6 lb projector built to go wherever business takes you. The smart choice for any office, it even includes an energy-efficient E-T0RL lamp. Get right to it with lnstant 0n (5-second startup) and auto keystone adjustments. Then, take control of your presentation with the convenient A/V Mute Slide. Just slide it over to instantly shut off images and sound. That way, your audience can focus on you. After you've completed your presentation, shut down quickly using the lnstant 0ff function, and head off to that next important meeting.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Excellent quality Epson Multimedia Projector ...
This projector is lightweight, very user friendly, and makes doing presentations easy. The directions are very easy to understand when you first open the package. With 2200 Lumens the picture is very sharp and large and easily adjusted to any background. I highly recommend this projector for the price and its quality. The only thing that I recommend is that you purchase longer cords for in large classrooms as the cords that come with the projector may not be the proper length for your particular circumstances.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Epson 77C Projector
This is a great value on a superior item. I use this in a classroom for display of computer generated material on a large screen. I also play VHS tapes and DVDs through the projector.

The projector connects seamlessly to all inputs. One warning is that you must purchase an adapter cable to connect to a Mac computer. I am concerned about the life of the bulb due to the cost of a replacement. I would recommend this projector to friends.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great Projector ...
I use this projector to do training utilizing Power Point slides, videos, photos, and at times, live TV. Everything works well, and I love the fact that I can advance Power Point slides from the projector remote control. Saved me the cost of buying a USB remote. I usually project onto a white wall and I'm very satisfied with the results. I'm totally satisfied with this item and recommend it.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Excellent Projector
I was asked to buy a new projector to use in a classroom setting. We had been using an earlier model of the Epson (sorry, I can't recall the name or number of the model), and we were pleased with the picture and its reliability. After reading the reviews on Amazon, I decided to purchase this model. The classroom receives partial daylight through the windows, so we felt it was important to have a projector that delivered a sharp, crisp image. We are very pleased with the picture, which is superior to that of the older model of the Epson. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a low cost projector to use in a classroom setting.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Good Investment ...
Good picture quality even in high light areas, quick start-up and I love the quick shut down option

The replacement bulbs are also reasonably priced. Good device for the money, a little more bulky than some but I'll take it to get the extra lumens.

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