Hitachi Introduces New Installation Series Projectors Hitachi America, Ltd., digital media division, business solutions group is introducing its new Installation Series projectors. The new projectors offer several groundbreaking features, the company says, including two HDMI inputs, which address the increasing demand for digital connectivity. The series also features motorized focus, zoom, and lens shift, enabling easy adjustment of the image. Meanwhile, several models will feature 360-degree off-axis display, which is ideal for creative applications. Each projector model will be equipped with a high-performance filter that can last up to 20,000 hours without cleaning. New to Hitachi, the operation log recorder allows users to access internal status and server conditions. The Installation Series also offers flexible installation, with four optional interchangeable lenses to accommodate for different throw distances. Large lens shift allows users to readjust the position of the image to perfectly fit the screen. The Installation Series' center lens design also makes it easy to align the projector with the screen. Other new features include a new slim design and 16W of audio (two 8W stereo speakers). Digital keystone (horizontal and vertical) and a "perfect fit: features also make it easy to properly position the image, the company says. Also offered is Versa-Stack, enabling seamless stacking of two projectors through an RS-232 connection. This enables users to double the brightness of the image. An optional wireless adapter enables users to connect their PC to the projector via a wireless network. This adapter supports IEEE802.11b/g and the latest 11n through a USB adapter. "The Hitachi Installation Series addresses several needs that are common among a large percentage of our customers, including reliability, ease of installation and high brightness," said John Glad, product manager, Hitachi America.. "We expect the Installation Series to be popular with boardrooms, auditoriums, meeting spaces, houses of worship, and more." 
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