NEC revamps portable projector series

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Artificial Intelligence
NEC Display Solutions of America has released its new series of portable projectors, including the M260X replacing the NP410, M260W replacing the NP410W and M300X replacing the NP510.

According to the Itasca, Ill.-based company, the new projectors have been designed for small-to-medium-sized business settings, and include a carbon savings meter, extended lamp and filter life up to 6000 hours when operated in ECO Mode and DICOM simulation for medical environments.

The new series models will be available in October, NEC added.

TriMed Staff

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