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General| Display Technology | 3LCD |
|---|---|
| Keystone Correction | Vertical ±30 degrees, Horizontal ±30 degrees |
| Input Terminals | HDMI, VGA |
| Video Compatibility | Full HD |
| Dimensions | 314 x 108 x 269 mm |
Highlights Sony's extensive experience and in-house key device (LCD) technology in projectors.
Details advanced technologies like 4K SXRD and solutions for 3D/4K from lens to living room.
Mentions product synergy enhancement through business group mergers for joint development.
Discusses Sony's development in future display technologies like Thin Wrapped OLED and RGB Laser.
Outlines benefits of 3LCD system: brighter images, better eye comfort, grey scale, and color alignment.
Compares DLP system, noting lower brightness, color breakup, and blurring compared to 3LCD.
Details the transition of models, listing original and replacement projector specifications.
Information regarding the projector and mount that are bundled and need setup.
Notes that projectors without wall mounts are available on special Tender Deal request.
Lists target applications: Secondary Schools, Corporate (Open Space environments), and PC/Less Operation.
Identifies previous generation models and their non-replacement status.
Specifies the prime support contract duration: 3 years and 3000 hours Lamp.
States that all new models are available from January 2016.
Details features for secondary schools: shadow-less projection, Bright Era 3LCD, 8,000hr lamp life.
Highlights corporate use: multi-input, PC/Less operation, 8,000hr lamp life, ECO power saving.
New Gamma curve setting provides richer color and clear images in all contents.
Customizable input labeling to suit customer needs for connected devices.
PSS-645 wall mount designed to increase screen within low ceiling classrooms.
Meets all classroom installations with 100% coverage of common resolutions.
Features brighter images, better eye comfort, grey scale, and color alignment.
Explains the new way to measure brightness focusing on color vs. white brightness.
Details 0.27:1 Throw Ratio, shadow-less projection, and fan noise considerations.
Offers 33% better life than conventional models, improving TCO and reducing maintenance.
Synchronizes lamp and filter replacement for reduced maintenance time and cost.
Reduces power consumption/brightness with one-button operation for non-use periods.
Gradually reduces power/brightness based on input or discussion status.
Provides three brightness options (High, Standard, Low) based on use or application.
Automatically adjusts brightness based on image, use, or application for optimal viewing.
Content sharing via network and optional wireless dongle, supporting iPad/iPhone.
Control projectors via Projector Remote app on iOS devices for networked projectors.
Control multiple projectors via LAN/WLAN with detailed specifications.
Includes panel key lock and password protection to prevent incorrect use and unauthorized projection.
Supports display of pictures and audio via USB cable, including Mac OS support.
Enables downward projection onto a desktop surface using the table mount.
Allows minor adjustments for perfect and easy installation without relying on the mount.
Notes that not all interactive capabilities are available during PC/Less operation on the VPL-SW636C.
Adjusts camera gain for usability in harsh sunlight or on bright whiteboards/screens.
Allows reduction or increase of pen speed to match user's writing style.
Enables desktop use with majority of interactive functions available.
Provides access to all interactive features for whiteboard functionality.
Covers mouse, drawing, dual pen, and whiteboard functions.
Offers one-touch and manual master/sub calibration for interactive setup.
Tool bar can flip back-and-forth with one touch; can be hidden.
Details Master Pen and Sub Pen versions, including color identity swap from previous models.
Master Pen allows customization of tool bar by adding/deleting icons.
Allows saving annotations to Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files.
Converts handwritten input into digital text for easier use.
Enables overlaying multiple images/text for 'Peekaboo' demonstrations, up to 10 layers.
Captures video images, pastes to White Board, and saves into documents.
Captures any image on screen to White Board and saves into documents.
Provides full screen or window recording with audio.
Allows free drawing to create image files and save them into documents.
Transforms PPT hyperlinks into clickable icons in PDF quiz documents for student engagement.
Connects via network for video, audio, and text sharing to collaborate.
Perform multiple actions on objects/images, including hyperlinking to web pages.
Provides icons for common math tools and calculator access from the operating system.
Standard operation mode requiring IPU2 installation.
Interactive mode without needing to install IPU2.
Interactive mode without needing to install drivers.
Single calibration for PC Less/Driver Less mouse, no re-calibration needed.
Details pallets, dual pen support, auto camera gain, and pen speed adjustment.
Allows annotation over external picture images in desktop mode.
Save whiteboard data to projector or PC via USB.
Single page snap shots, up to 1000 pages stored on projector.
Details connection for a single source classroom using Main PC with IPU2 Interactive.
Setup for multi-source classrooms with PC Less function for document camera.
Setup for multi-source classrooms with PC Driver function for visiting teacher.
Details replacement lamp LMP-E220 with different lamp modes and times.
Provides IFU-WLM3 module for wireless connectivity with iPad/iPhone.
Lists compatible Master and Sub interactive pens for various projector models.
Covers standard warranty terms: 3 Years or 3000 Hours.
Offers extended warranty options, including 2 and 3-year extensions with loan units.
Explains Sony's promotion of 'Colour Light Output' and its use in market communications.
Step-by-step guide to displaying content using the USB Display feature.
Instructions for displaying images and files using the USB Viewer.
Details additional icons and functions available within the USB Viewer.
Guide for connecting and using wireless/network presentation features.
Steps for searching and connecting to surrounding wireless networks.
Confirms connection completion and allows profile name changes for first-time connections.
Indicates when the network presentation is ready to use, showing connected users.
Instructions for connecting and using wireless features with mobile devices.
Guidance on selecting the network input for projector connection.
Steps to locate the projector and refresh wireless connection options on a handheld device.
Options for displaying multiple devices on the projector screen.
Compares features of VueMagic Mobile Presenter Basic and Pro for document presentation.
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