Panasonic Debuts PT-RQ25KU Series Projectors at InfoComm 2022
Panasonic debuted its PT-RQ25KU Series Projectors at InfoComm 2022 in Las Vegas.
The new PT-RQ25KU Series from Panasonic Connect enables live event venues, concerts, festivals, and theme parks to deliver captivating content in new and imaginative ways. Understanding the continued demands for providing captivating content, simplified setup, flexibility in design, and remote functionality, Panasonic says the PT-RQ25KU Series is the world’s smallest and lightest 20,000lm 3-Chip DLP 4K laser projector. With exceptional, stunning image quality and significant workflow advantages, simplifying everything from transport and storage to installation and set-up, the PT-RQ25KU delivers razor-sharp, extremely detailed life-like visuals, according to the company. Designed for maintenance-free reliability for over 20,000-hours, it is Panasonic Connect’s first projector to be Intel Smart Display Module (Intel SDM) ready, integrating a customer’s preferred interface(s) via compatible third-party modules and optional proprietary terminal boards, such as 12G-SDI, DIGITAL LINK. Further time-saving set-up features come from the Smart Projector Control application and Near Field Communication (NFC) function. These features make it easy to read and change basic setups just by holding a mobile device against the projector’s touchpoint. The Remote Preview Lite function checks the content signals from a remote PC via multi-media control software or a web browser, while the preactivated upgrade kits for Geometry Manager Pro automate edge-blending via a camera to enable sophisticated masking functions. The PT-RQ25KU Series 3-Chip DLP 4K SOLID SHINE Laser Projectors will be available beginning in September 2022.
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