NEC NP-PX1004UL-BK Specification Brochure - Page 3

NEC PX Series Projectors Built-In HDBaseT Support Simplify your installations with HDBaseT. Optimized for video applications and supporting uncompressed full HD digital video, audio, ethernet, power and various control signals. With only a single cable (up to 100m) to run, infrastructure and labor costs are reduced, installations are significantly easier, and there is no cable clutter to manage. With uncompressed HD video support, images have never been more stunning. What's more, control signals are contained in the same cable. Remote control Wired and wireless backlit remote allows you to adjust for complete control of the projectors menu structure in a well lit or dark environment. Direct controls such as lamp mode, aspect ratio, volume and input selection eliminates multiple button pushes. DisplayPort This input provides PX Series models with expanded connectivity with advanced technology. Wall color correction presets These provide for adaptive color tone correction to display properly on non-white surfaces. On a green wall... BEFORE auto wall correction AFTER auto wall correction Cornerstone Enhanced keystone correction allows for horizontal, vertical and diagonal image correction for aligned images even when the projector is set up at an angle to the screen. 3D When combined with active shutter glasses and 3D emitter, the PX Series Projectors create 3D images from a computer or Blu-ray player. The PX Series utilize the 3D sync line output from the projector to connect to the 3D emitter. Optional 3D glasses and emitters from XPAND are available from NEC. Geometric Correction Projecting an image isn't confined to a standard flat screen or wall with the NEC PX Series. Geometric correction allows these models to project an image on spheres, cylinders, corner angles and many more non-standard surfaces. Tilt-free The projector can be rotated freely (360°) to orient the image depending on the installation requirements Portrait mode Allows the projector to be rotated (and screen if necessary) to a vertical alignment so that portrait content can be viewed without black bars on the side when landscape mode is used.