TRUE WXGA RESOLUTION
The EW536 is the perfect companion for widescreen laptops. Your
presentations will appear as sharp and detailed as they do on your
widescreen laptop in WXGA (1280 x 800). WXGA resolution gives
30% more pixels than XGA.
XGA WXGA
Widescreen projection – perfect partner for widescreen whiteboards
The bright 2800L, EW536 with 120Hz 3D capable technology is ideally partnered with a widescreen notebook
and HD sources. Ceiling mounted or mobile this dual-purpose projector multi-tasks in both office, school and
home environments.
Environmentally friendly design with energy saving features including <1W standby mode. Long lamp-life
of 4000hrs saves you both time and money, combined with our unique Optoma colour guarantee ensures
hassle-free, long lasting projection.
EW536
CONTROL
The extensive RS232 command set makes it simple and easy
to control the EW536 with any control system.
AMX Compatibility – Dynamic Discovery
Protocol is incorporated into the EW536. This
feature allows for easy installation with AMX
control systems.
TRUE HDMI
Project crystal clear images using the latest HDMI v1.3 input.
Hassle-free projection from a widescreen computer/HD source with
a single HDMI cable – no need for separate audio cables.
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3D TECHNOLOGY
Using the inherent speed of DLP technology, The Optoma EW536 can output video and images
at an astonishing rate of 120Hz, allowing you to show full screen, full colour, stereoscopic 3D.
The 3D effect is generated by splitting this signal into two standard video streams, one for each eye.
Using DLP
®
Link™ technology, the 3D glasses synchronise with the image on screen to filter each
stream to the correct eye. Your brain then combines the two streams to make them jump into life.
The 3D features of the EW536 can only be used with compatible 3D content. Typical applications include
use with 3D educational or 3D design and modelling software. Currently the EW536 does not support
3D TV broadcast systems, SKY in the UK or 3D Blu-ray, though support for these applications may be
added in future using additional hardware.
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