Epson PowerLite 1960 Projector

Yes, this is an ultra-short throw projector, which means it is specifically designed to project a large image from a very short distance. It is an excellent choice for smaller meeting rooms or classrooms where space is limited and you want to avoid shadows on the screen.

Absolutely. It features dual HDMI ports, allowing you to keep two high-definition devices—like a laptop and a media player—connected simultaneously. You can easily switch between them without needing to unplug cables.

No, the Epson PowerLite 1960 is not 3D ready. It is optimized for standard 2D presentations, documents, and video content.

The lamp life depends on your usage mode. In standard mode, you can expect about 4,000 hours, while switching to ECO mode extends the lamp life up to 6,000 hours, helping to reduce maintenance frequency.

It includes a built-in 16W speaker, which is sufficient for clear audio in smaller classrooms or meeting spaces. For larger rooms or more immersive audio, you may want to connect external speakers.

Yes, this model supports wireless projection capabilities, making it easy to share content from your devices without the clutter of extra cables.