Panasonic Corporation has given a European launch to the 5000 lumen PT-D5000 projector.
Designed for use in higher education and conference environments as well as for digital signage applications, the projector is said to be easy to maintain and reliable.
Replacing the PT-D4000, the PT-D5000 boasts improved picture quality in addition to using just 0.3W when on stand by, lower than the EU's 2010 recommended level of 0.5W.
Hartmut Kulessa, Marketing Manager, Projectors at Panasonic says: "While some projector manufacturers have recently unveiled highly ambitious plans, we're taking the opportunity to go back to our roots of crafting iconic technology that is reliable, efficient and designed with the customer in mind".
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