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First in a new range of innovative projector accessories, the Epson ELP
DC-06 is easy to use and ultra portable.
2 February, 2009 – Epson, the world leader in the projector market , has
today launched the Epson ELP DC-06, a document camera, the first in a new
range of innovative accessories designed to work easily with projectors.
Ideal for the classroom and training environments, the DC-06 is compact,
quick to set up and simple to use. Requiring just a single USB cable when
used with Epson’s new EB-85, EB-825 and EB-826W projectors, the document
camera enables the presentation of documents without the need for a computer
or separate power supply.
Graeme Davidson, Senior Product Manager, Epson UK said: "This new projector
accessory demonstrates our commitment to innovation in the projector
marketplace. We have created an easy to use and extremely affordable
portable document camera. Customers in the education sector especially will
benefit from the many user-friendly features the DC-06 offers.”
The DC-06 has a small footprint and is extremely light, weighing less than
1kg, making it an ideal portable accessory that can be carried from room to
room and easily stored when not in use. Perfectly compatible with the new
Epson EB-85, EB-825 and EB-826W projectors, with simple connection via a USB
cable, the new document camera will also work easily with other projectors
via a computer; without the need for a separate power cable.
Providing a flexible solution for displaying documents, the ELP DC-06 has a
wide range of features. The camera head has both vertical and horizontal
image rotation, allowing users to capture a whiteboard or 3D objects, as
well as flat pages, with ease. An impressive 4x digital zoom enables users
to increase images by up to four times.
As with all Epson products, environmental performance has been a primary
consideration. The power consumption of the DC-06 is just 2.5W and it
requires no external power when connected to a computer, thanks to its USB
connection.
Graeme Davidson continues: "This document camera is the first in line of
innovative projector accessories, proving our commitment to creating
products that simplify the user experience, and work perfectly with Epson
projectors."
PRODUCT key features summary:
• 2 Megapixels resolution for perfect picture quality
• Easy to install with direct USB cable connection for display and power
supply
• Flexible usage with 4x digital zoom, 90° head rotation, and autofocus
function
• Ecological and economical with low power consumption (2.5W)
• Exclusive Direct USB connection to Epson projectors without computer (see
projector specifications)
• Highly portable - weighing less than 1kg and foldable design
• Quick set-up with Instant Power On/Off functions
• Freeze button and capture function to take and record pictures from your
computer
• Kensington lock compatibility for security
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