The latest in display and projection at the Panasonic Visual Experience Roadshow

Panasonic shows at the Visual Experience Roadshow, a European tour that stops these days in several Spanish cities, the latest in screens, projectors and interactive whiteboards.

Madrid has hosted, with a large influx of public, the second stop in Spain of the Panasonic Visual Experience Roadshow, in which the Japanese firm has shown a wide range of the company's products, ranging from professional projectors and screens to interactive whiteboards, and which represents a unique opportunity for collaborators and end users who want to try, first-hand hand, the latest solutions from Panasonic.

The great novelty of this roadshow is the 65-inch TH-65PB1 interactive plasma display, which incorporates wireless connectivity and Panasonic's pixel-by-pixel technology, which allows the native source to be displayed without size variation. Designed especially for the professional presentation market, this interactive FHD display, which will be available on the market in July, “is extremely flexible, supports up to 4 points of contact and comes with an electronic pen as standard,” said Enrique Robledo, Marketing Director of Visual Systems Solutions at Panasonic System Communications Company Europe.

Another novelty at the Visual Experience Roadshow, within the expanded line of Panasonic projectors, is the PT-DZ21K, the most compact and lightest 20,000 lumen projector on the market, which has a WUXGA 1920×1200 resolution, a ratio of 10,000:1 contrast, the Detail Clarity Processor 3 motor from the Japanese firm and 465W UHM lamps to reduce both operating costs and maintenance operations if a lamp fails.

Wide range of projectors

With the same functions as this projector, but for smaller and more flexible installations, is the PT-D770K, with a brightness of 7,000 lumens, and for fixed installation applications, Panasonic has presented the Plató Cenital models at the company headquarters. its new Premium EX series PT-EX12K and PT-EX16K, characterized by its high luminosity and affordable cost, and the PT-EZ570, for flexible and ecological use. In the portable projectors section, the models PT-LW25H, PT-LZ370 and PT-FW430E have been shown, as well as the short and ultra-short lens projectors PT-TW231R and PT-CW230.

As for monitors, Panasonic has shown two screens for digital signage with transflective technology from the LCD 30 series: the TH-47LFP30 for outdoor signage and which offers up to 1,000 Cd and the TH-42LF30 for indoor signage, with 700 Cd of brightness and compatible with SLOT 2.0. In terms of plasma technology, the TH-50BT300 was exhibited for broadcast and post-production applications, and the TH-60PF30 and TH-85VX200 60” and 85” Full HD 3D monitors, respectively, and the VB- T580 for video conferencing applications.

Finally, the Panasonic sample is completed with the new boards from the Japanese company, the UB-T580 and the UB-T880, a superior model, which has 3 points of contact, speakers and capacitive technology.

New appointments in Bilbao, Seville and Alicante

This Thursday the day consisted of an exclusive morning pass for customers of Crambo Visuals, who have been able to see first-hand the high-end projection systems and displays, portable projectors, mid-range input installations, as well as multipurpose broadcast equipment, while in the afternoon, attendees have been able to try all this live. range of products, with the support of specialists for each Panasonic product.

Both David Martín, Country General Manager at PSCEU Panasonic Spain, as well as Enrique Robledo, Marketing Director of Visual Systems Solutions at PSCE, and Oriol Massagué, Product Manager at Panasonic Visual, have shown their satisfaction with the large presence of professionals from the most prominent figures in the audiovisual sector in the two days of the Visual Experience Roadshow held to date in Spain -Barcelona and Madrid- and have expressed their confidence that this influx will be repeated at the next stops of the event to be held in Bilbao (May 17) , Seville (May 22) and Alicante (May 24) by the hand of Earpro, which will be organized with the same format in order to bring all the Panasonic news to its customers: morning sessions developed especially for the Tour and open days in the afternoons.

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