Business projectors

Business projectors offer a wide range of applications for various business contexts such as presentations, video conferences, training courses and meetings. Compared to conventional televisions, they offer a larger screen diagonal and can be ideally adapted to different room sizes - from small meeting rooms, where short-throw projectors are particularly effective, to large conference rooms.

Modern business projectors are equipped with various connections, including HDMI, VGA and USB, for a flexible and efficient working day. Some models also offer wireless connectivity options to seamlessly integrate laptops, tablets and even cloud-based systems.

The resolution of a business projector determines the image quality and therefore the clarity with which content is displayed:

• For small rooms and smaller teams, a WXGA resolution (1,280 x 800 pixels) may be sufficient, especially if presentations are mainly text-heavy.
  

• In large conference rooms or for presentations with detailed graphics and animations, higher resolutions from Full HD (1,920 x 1,080 pixels) are recommended for a good level of detail.

• WUXGA projectors (1,920 x 1,200 pixels) and 4K projectors (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) deliver even sharper and more precise images - ideal for complex content and large projection surfaces.

Business projectors offer numerous advanced functions to meet the special requirements of the professional environment:

• Long lamp life: lower maintenance costs thanks to long-life lamps.

• 360-degree projection: Maximum flexibility for use in large rooms.

• Blue light filter: Easy on the eyes, especially during long meetings or presentations.
  

• Lens shift and keystone correction: Enables flexible and simple positioning of the image.
  

• Integrated speakers: For direct playback of audio and videos.

• Security functions: Password protection and other measures prevent unauthorised access to the projector.
  

• LED projectors are ideal for use in business when a long service life and low maintenance costs are important. As LED projectors do not achieve the same brightness as laser projectors, they are more suitable for smaller, darkened rooms.
  

• Laser projectors score points with their consistently high brightness, long service life and improved colour accuracy, which makes them ideal for use in demanding business environments.

• UHP lamps are characterised by their ease of replacement and low acquisition costs. However, their brightness and colour intensity decreases after an operating time of around 3,000 to 10,000 hours.

• DLP projectors (Digital Light Processing) deliver impressive presentations with deep blacks and clear details and are ideal for business presentations where precision and image quality are paramount.

• LCD projectors (Liquid Crystal Display) are particularly suitable for bright offices due to their high brightness and rich colours. They provide vivid projections and are ideal for presentations in well-lit environments.
  

• LCoS and SXRD projectors combine the advantages of LED and laser light sources and offer sharp, precise images with high energy efficiency. Thanks to their durability and energy-saving properties, they are perfect for companies that value quality and sustainability.