PROJECTOR REVIEW

Epson EMP 765 review

General
Projector type:	mobile
Display technology:	LCD
Dimensions (W x H x D):	27.6 x 7.0 x 19.3 cm
Weight:	1.8 kg
Extras:	Epson EMP 765 802.11b/g PC Card, remote control, carrying case

Image
Native resolution:	1024 x 768 pixels
Contrast ratio:	1 : 400
Brightness:	2500 ANSI Lumens

Optics
Lens aperture:	f1.58-1.76
Optical zoom:	1.2 x
Image size (max):	300 in
Image size (min):	30 in
Projection distance (max):	12 m
Projection distance (min):	4 m
Lamp type:	UHE
Lamp power:	170 W
Lamp life:	2000 h
Keystone correction:	Yes

Video input
Analogue video signal:	composite video, S-Video, RGB
Analogue video input:	mini DIN, mini-D-Sub (15-pin), RCA

Power
Power consumption in operation:	180 W

System requirements / software
Software included:	Epson EasyMP

Service & support
Standard warranty:	3 years (on site repair or replace)

Connectivity / expansion
Infrared:	Yes
USB:	Yes
Ethernet (wireless):	802.11g
Expansion slot(s):	Type II PC Card slot

Miscellaneous
Speaker(s):	1W mono
Sound emission:	35 dB
Packaged contents:	power, VGA, USB cables

Overview

Epson EMP 765

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Editors rating: 7.3

Verdict

Packed with features and able to blast more than 2,000 lumens of light in a large conference room, the Epson EMP 765 is worth the money if you want big projector power in a small package.

Typical price

£ 1649

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