1080p Projectors
The projectors listed below have a native resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), which provides high-definition images with clear and detailed visuals when connected to a high-def source. While 4K projectors are higher resolution, 1080p projectors still offer sharp and well-defined images and content is still widely available.
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Projector Resolution- Business
- Education
In Stock- 1080p
- 5000
- Laser
The Epson EB-800F: versatile, cost-effective ultra-short-throw display. Full HD, 5,000 lumens brightness. Perfect for retail, hospitality, and attractions.- Business
- £300 Cash back
- Education
In Stock- 1080p
- 5000
- Laser
Upgrade your workplace with the Epson EB-1485Fi. This interactive display promotes collaboration, with flexible options and fit and forget technology.
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