Latin America. Sharp launched the new Sharp P-Series projectors: XP-P601Q and XP-P721Q. They are the first Sharp projectors developed leveraging NEC's more than 35 years of projector experience.
Sharp P-Series projectors provide viewers with a stunning 4K ultra-high-definition (UHD) image that is bright enough for commercial use in a number of signage industries and applications, including corporate conference rooms, museums, and higher education classrooms.
The new projectors create an image that will leave a lasting impression, with the 6000 lumens P601Q and the 7200 lumens P721Q delivering crisp quality even in well-lit environments. This makes the Sharp P-Series projectors ideal for corporate environments and higher education classrooms, as well as fast-growing emerging markets such as museums and golf simulators, which have seen expansive growth in both commercial and consumer markets.
The P-Series uses DLP imaging technology designed to be filter-free, resulting in a maintenance-free projector with a low total cost of ownership for at least 20,000 hours. With no lamp or filter, Sharp P-Series projectors are designed to provide years of worry-free operation.
They come with a wide 1.6x motorized zoom lens and motorized vertical and horizontal lens shift to give the installer more options when choosing an installation location. When there are ceiling obstructions and it is not possible to find the ideal mounting location, a wide zoom lens with generous horizontal and vertical lens shift can ensure a square image with minimal digital adjustments, even when the installation location is not perfectly aligned with the screen. These features make what could be a very complicated and tedious installation process much easier, faster, and less expensive.
While Sharp continues NEC's legacy of quality and reliability in the projector market, the company also maintains a 5-year limited warranty, and an InstaCare Advanced Exchange or 3-Day Repair and Return program for the duration of the limited warranty.
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