Bright, stylish, easy to install, and simple to use, the Sony VPL-FE40 and VPL-FX40*13LCD projectors incorporate enhanced networking capabilities to deliver seamless presentations in a wide variety of locations from any PC on the network.
Delivering an extremely bright 4000 ANSI lumens*2 in a sophisticated body, the VPL-FE40 and VPL-FX40 are excellent projectors for high-impact multimedia presentations. For applications ranging from business conferences and seminars to education, in locations such as boardrooms, large conference rooms, R&D facilities, and university classrooms, these projectors will captivate audiences with breathtaking image quality.
The VPL-FE40 offers incredible SXGA+ resolution to project clear and crisp images even on large screens, while the VPL-FX40 offers native XGA resolution for high image quality. With its outstanding functionality, simple operation, and network capabilities, these projectors provide you with the tools to perform seamless presentations. The projectors‘ ability to accept a broad array of signals, including those from sources equipped with the latest High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), can increase the dynamics of your presentations. And with the VPL-FE40L and VPL-FX40L, you can choose a lens that meets the requirements of your specific applications. System integrators will appreciate the projectors‘ design, which includes features for easy installation, such as a centered lens and power zoom, focus, and shift, while maintenance personnel can easily replace lamps and clean filters thanks to their easy access.
With all the features and functionality that you expect from Sony, including those for installation, projection, usability, and maintenance, the VPL-FE40 and VPL-FX40 are perhaps the most thoughtfully designed projectors available today. Take your presentations to the next level!
*1 Unless otherwise specified, “VPL-FE40” refers to both the VPL-FE40 and VPL-FE40L, and “VPL-FX40”refers to both the VPL-FX40 and VPL-FX40L.
*2 ANSI Lumen is a standard measuring of the American National Standards Institute IT7.228. Since there are multiple methods of measuring brightness, the way that brightness is specified will vary among manufacturers.
