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Epson launches ELPCS01 mobile projector cart

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Designed for the EB-810E[1] projector and provides easy setup for portable displays in flexible areas

Education and corporate environments are being redesigned to accommodate more modern ways of working and learning together. Versatile solutions that can better optimise shared spaces allow digital content to be consumed virtually anywhere, anytime. To accommodate the need for flexible and portable displays, Epson has launched the new ELPCS01 mobile projector cart, designed exclusively for the powerful EB-810E[1] ultra-short throw display. 

 

The ELPCS01 is an integrated AV furniture solution that, when combined with the EB-810E,[1] transforms almost any wall into a collaborative learning experience or meeting room.

 

The EB-810E[1] features built-in wired and wireless networking via Miracast® or the Epson iProjection™ app, 3-chip 3LCD with 4K Enhancement technology[2] and 5,000 lumens of colour and white brightness for astonishingly sharp detail and virtually glare-free displays, even in well-lit spaces. It also produces highly visible images, thanks to a superior 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio.

 

The Epson Setting Assistant app[3] in turn reduces the time to set the projector up to mere seconds.

 

The sleek and versatile ELPCS01 mobile display solution works with the projector to effortlessly showcase a 100- to 160-inch image whilst situated very close to the wall, transforming nearly any surface into a larger-than-life display.

 

The ELPCS01 offers a true mobile experience with locking casters and low centre of gravity for great maneuverability. As a result, it transforms classrooms, campus multi-purpose rooms, libraries, gymnasiums, office meeting spaces and more into educational and collaborative experiences on the go. 

 

In short, the ELPCS01 has been specifically designed as a mobile solution so users can readily create a large, immersive display and easily move it from room to room.

 

It’s smart too, with flexible cable management built in and both external and internal connectivity options. The external ports provide HDMI and USB-C[4] for quick, convenient connection to laptops or tablets. 

 

Internally, the unit includes HDMI, a power outlet and USB-A, while the integrated USB hub enables effortless expansion with peripherals such as additional speakers, webcams and more, keeping the user’s setup organised and professional.

 

The cart’s built-in locking slot enables users to safely secure the projector and other devices in the cart while its aesthetically pleasing design complements most presentation environments. 

 

For even more flexibility the ELPCS01’s built-in control panel enables users to power the EB-810E[1] projector on and off, manage key functions and switch input sources directly from the cabinet. This intuitive access eliminates the need for additional remotes or devices, enabling faster operation, simplified control and a more streamlined user experience.

 

Availability and price

The ELPCS01 is now available in Australia and New Zealand, priced at AU$3,999 and NZ$5,199 respectively. 

The new Epson ELPCS01 mobile projector cart  

EB-810E is sold separately.

4K Resolution Enhancement Technology shifts each pixel to produce an image on screen, up to the stated specification.

Compatible device and internet connection required for download.

The USB-C port only supports data communication, not video and audio.

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