NEC INFOCOMM05PROJECTOR Manuel utilisateur

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NEC FEATURES SIX NEW PROJECTORS TOGETHER FOR THE

FIRST TIME AT INFOCOMM 2005

NEC products set new standards in price-performance and expand the broadest line of

projectors and plasma displays in the industry

CHICAGO, June 8, 2005 – NEC Solutions (America), Inc., Visual Systems Division,

announces a complete line of new products that build upon the superior performance of the

current award-winning line of projectors. The entire line will be shown for the first time at

InfoComm 2005, the premier exhibition for the AV communications industry. These new

projectors take the advanced performance of the previous line and enhance it with new

features including increased brightness, longer lamp life, higher contrast and more.

“Technology is advancing so rapidly in the display industry that NEC can now boost

performance up to 50% every 12 to 18 months, without a significant increase in price,” said

David Woolf, senior director of marketing, NEC Solutions America. “The six new products

we are showing at InfoComm reflect NEC’s commitment to innovation and reinforce our

high standards in product development.”

The six new NEC projectors give the user more bang for their buck while still offering the

award-winning quality and reliability that professional AV channels and consumers have

come to expect. The VT, LT, and WT series have all been refreshed. The VT series is ideal

for schools and businesses that want a projector that is bright, easy to operate, and fits within

their budget. The newest products to the VT series, all with rapid startup and shutdown are:

•VT37 – NEC’s most affordable projector at $795 estimated street price, this new

product includes up to 4000 hour lamp life, 1500 lumens and an updated remote

control.

•VT575 – Same product as its predecessor but the brightness is increased to 1500

lumens and the lamp life up to 4000 hours while keeping the same $1,195 price.

•VT676 – Great picture quality with 2500 lumens and XGA native resolution, this

new product features square shot™, image magnification with location control, and

a remote with mouse control for $1,995.

With their lightweight, portable design and features like HDTV compatibility and VORTEX

Technology Plus™ for real life colors, the LT series projectors appeal to business travelers

and home theater enthusiasts alike. Both additions to the LT series are small and portable,

while still featuring the durability and reliability for which NEC is known.

•LT20 – At only 2.2 pounds the LT20 slips into a carry-on easily, while featuring a

high contrast at 2000:1, resolution at XGA, 1,500 lumens, and plug and project

technology, at the same $1,495 price as its predecessor.

•LT180 – This all new projector features professional video quality, is HDTV capable,

and is equipped with wall color correction so you can project on blackboards as well

as almost any color wall. Available early July at $1,495.

The WT mirrored reflection projector utilizes NEC’s patented lensless mirror design to attain

the shortest throw distance of any front projector. This enables the user to project a 40-inch

image from only 2½ inches from the screen, and a 100-inch image from only 26 inches from

the screen. This is specially designed for smaller rooms such as retail environments or

conference/meeting rooms.

•WT610 – Similar to its predecessor, the WT610 has added brightness (2000 lumens),

higher contrast (3500:1), and 802.11g wireless network connectivity – all at the same

$5,995 price.

Along with six new projectors, NEC is also featuring five commercial and four residential

plasma displays at InfoComm 2005. The plasmas range in size from 42 to 61 inches and start

at $1,995. Also, for those users looking for the highest video quality possible, NEC will soon

be offering the NEC TheaterSync. This external video processing unit is powered by Silicon

Optix’s award-winning Realta chip which incorporates HQV™ processing. This will enable

an NEC plasma or projector to achieve HD quality out of non-HD sources (cable, DVD, VHS,

etc.) and will be available early fall 2005.

NEC Solutions America, Visual Systems Division (VSD) is the second largest provider of

professional grade plasmas and projectors in North America. Backed by a global 100

technology leader with over $45 billion in revenue, VSD provides projectors and plasmas

with crystal clear images every time – because it’s your image. For more information,

please visit www.necvisualsystems.com or call 1-800-NEC-INFO.

About NEC Solutions (America)

NEC Solutions (America), Inc. is a premier provider of integrated solutions for the

Connected Enterprise in North America. As an affiliate of NEC Corporation (NASDAQ:

NIPNY) (FTSE: 6701q.1), NEC Solutions America taps into a global resource network to

help clients leverage technology to achieve a competitive edge. From corporate performance

management and biometric security solutions to digital cinema and in-theatre advertising

systems, visual displays and server solutions, the expertise is delivered with the personal

attention needed to address individual situations. With headquarters in Rancho Cordova,

California, NEC Solutions America serves a wide range of markets, including the health care

and public safety, financial services, cinema, retail and manufacturing markets. Information

regarding NEC Solutions America can be found at www.necsam.com.

Prices listed are Estimated Street Price (ESP) and may vary.

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