Optoma ZU500UST Ultra Short Throw WUXGA Laser Multimedia Projector

Spectacular, large images from only inches awayEnhance space constrained environments using large projections with the 5,000 lumens, WUXGA, ultra short throw Optoma ZU500UST. An ultra short 0.25:1 throw ratio delivers large projections from inches away, ideal for classrooms, meeting rooms, boardrooms and digital signage applications.Four corner geometric correction, 360° operation and up to 30,000 hours of light source life provide flexible installation and dependable operation. A PC-free image viewer and document reader display office documents, PDFs, images and videos from USB storage devices.Robust input options include HDMI, VGA and composite for connectivity to digital and analog video sources. LAN connectivity enables easy control via telnet and Crestron for managed installations.Amazing ColorOur projectors are capable of reproducing the Rec.709 color gamut, the international HDTV standard to guarantee accurate reproduction of cinematic color exactly as the director intended.Ultra Short ThrowUltra short throw projection enables closer placement to the wall with reduced shadows for easy presenting. The placement makes it perfect for interactive applications and education environments, too.24/7 OperationOptoma projectors are engineered to operate 24 hours a day in standard orientation and perfect for applications that require prolonged periods of use (subject to 24-hour terms and conditions).WUXGA ResolutionWhere detail really matter, the full WUXGA (1920×1200) resolution offers 15-percent more pixels than 1080p and 60-percent more than SXGA+. This enables unscaled Full HD video and extra detail.PC-free USB Image and Document ViewerIntegrated PC-free image and document viewer provide direct viewing of office documents, PDFs, images and presentations from any USB storage device.Four Corner AdjustmentFour corner geometric correction enables quick and easy image adjustments from any of the corner points of the image. This is ideal for uneven or angled projection surfaces.