Our review on the Optoma EX765w Projector

Powerful installation projector
The Optoma EX765w is perfect for large room installations. Its high performance combined with a brightness of 4000 ANSI lumens allow it to achieve crystal clear images from a great distance.

The introduction of PureShift technology gives your projector outstanding flexibility and with a 1.6x zoom, makes the EX765w an ideal replacement for existing ceiling mounted systems.

The environmentally friendly EX765w has energy saving features including <1W standby mode and auto power off saving you both time and money. Long lamp-life of 4000hrs combined with unique 5 year Optoma Colour and Imager guarantees ensure hassle-free, long-lasting projection.

Manufacturer Description for the Optoma EX765w Projector

1.6x ZOOM AND PureShift - EASY INSTALLATION

The EX765w can project a 100” diagonal image from any distance between 3.3m and 5.4m. The PureShift system provides a Lens Shift function that can be used to adjust the position of the projected image either horizontally or vertically within the range detailed in the diagrams below. When replacing existing projectors, the 1.6x zoom and PureShift system will greatly increase your installation flexibility

PROJECTOR CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT

Projectors can be controlled and monitored over a network (LAN) using a web browser.

• Manage up to 99 projectors at the same time (via master PC)

• Control and alter the projector settings using a simple web browser page

• Instant onscreen display of messages to projectors • Set up email alerts for warning messages

• Ideal for large installations both in the educational and business environments

EXTENSIVE connectivity

This native XGA projector accepts a wide variety of computer and video input signals. connectivity includes: HDMI, dual VGA–SCART and Component, S-Video, Composite, RS232 and RJ45. Three audio inputs for individual PC and video connections enable the EX765w to function as an audio switcher and volume controller, thereby eliminating complicated and costly additional audio hardware and cabling.