Viewsonic PS600W WXGA Short Throw DLP Projector

The ViewSonic^® PS600W networkable projector features 3,500 lumens, native WXGA 1280x800 resolution, and an intuitive, user-friendly design. Exclusive SuperColor™ technology offers a wide color gamut for beautiful image production in nearly any environment, and a 10W speaker delivers incredibly clear and audible sound. A short throw lens with a 0.49 throw ratio offers large projection images for smaller rooms. With HV keystone, corner adjustment, and easy network management, the PS600W provides flexible setup. Designed with smarter features and extensive connectivity, the networkable short throw PS600W is ideal for use in education and corporate environments.

SUPERCOLOR: AMAZING COLOR ACCURACY

ViewSonic’s proprietary SuperColor^™ Technology features an exclusive 6-segment color wheel and dynamic lamp control capabilities, providing a wide color range and stunningly beautiful images.

LARGE IMAGES IN SMALL SPACES

A short throw lens enables large images to be projected from short distances in small rooms. In addition, any blinding lights in front of the presenter, distracting shadows on the projected image, or glaring hotspots on the screen, are all eliminated because the projector’s light source is closer to the projection surface.

BRIGHT IMAGES IN ANY ENVIRONMENT

Packed with 3,500 lumens and a high contrast ratio, this projector produces bright images in nearly any environment.

HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL KEYSTONE CORRECTION

Horizontal and vertical keystone correction and a corner adjustment feature eliminate crooked and distorted images for a perfectly proportioned picture every time.

LONG LAMP LIFE

An energy-saving SuperEco^™ feature reduces power consumption and extends the lamp life by up to 15,000 hours.

COMPATIBLE WITH INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARD MODULE

When paired with the ViewSonic PJ-VTOUCH-10S interactive whiteboard module, this projector can transform into an interactive projection solution. Multiple users can simultaneously interact and collaborate at the screen by using their fingers or styluses.