Network projectors supported under Windows Vista
The projectors support the Windows Network Projector function, which is one of the brand-new features introduced with Windows Vista. You can make presentations from your PC via the network without connecting with an RGB cable, if your PC is running Windows Vista. You don't need to install any proprietary software on your PC. Like using a networked printer, you can simply select which projector to use from the list on your PC screen. Furthermore, it is possible to remotely operate a PC installed some distance away from the projector via the network by using Windows Remote Desktop function.

Cinematic video powered by HQV (Hollywood Quality Video)
HD-like, vivid and crisp DVD images can be projected with the Reon VX video processor using HQV technology from Silicon Optix. HQV represents an enormous leap in video processing, with true flagship performance in noise reduction, de-interlacing and scaling.
• Random and Mosquito Noise Reduction
• Video and Film Cadence Detection
(3:2 and 2:2 pull down)
• Per-pixel Motion Adaptive Deinterlacing
• Detail Enhancement
• Full 10-bit processing, scaling and warping

The projector supports wired/wireless LAN (Optional) By connecting a LAN cable to the LAN port (RJ-45) on the projector or installing the optional wireless LAN unit on the projector, it is possible to transfer screen images from the PC to the projector more quickly (2 to 3 times faster than conventional models from NEC) for on-screen presentation using Image Express Utility 2.0 software (available for Windows Vista/XP/2000). This projector can change presenters with a single operation. The person who wants to speak can send images from the PC to the projector just by clicking the ‘Become a Presenter’ button. Furthermore, for a presentation in a large conference room, participants can confirm details of the projected images, such as small characters, etc., with their own PCs. A presenter can distribute files or documents used in the presentation through the network. And it is possible to turn the power of the projector on and off and switch input signals from a PC via the network. Model name of the optional wireless LAN unit varies depending on the country where the unit will be used. NP01LM1: Thailand, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, India, Australia, New Zealand, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Peru, Chile, Russia, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, Ukraine, Philippines NP01LM5: Argentina, Taiwan

Picture-in-picture function This function projects two different signals simultaneously. The main picture signal supports the COMPUTER 1 and 2 inputs. The sub picture signal supports the VIDEO input only.

Manual lens shift for simple adjustment of projected images on screen and Keystone correction With the manual lens shift mechanism, the position of projected images on screen can be adjusted in both the vertical and horizontal directions without oving the main unit. Furthermore, Keystone correction corrects distortions in the vertical and horizontal directions up to a maximum +/- 40 degrees in the horizontal direction and a maximum +/- 30 degrees in the vertical direction. Keystone correction can be operated by remote control.

*Shifting the lens to the maximum in two directions combined will cause the edges of the image to become dark or will cause some shadows. *The Lens Shift function is not available for the NP01FL.

Multiple input/output terminals including DVI (digital) , BNC, and built-in stereo speakers
Multiple input/output terminals include analogue RGB, 5-core BNC, DVI (digital),
video, and S-video. (The analogue RGB and BNC also support component inputs.)
The 5W+5W stereo speakers are built in to provide audiovisual conditions with high image and audio qualities. Furthermore, the Viewer feature allows you to view slides stored on a USB memory on the projector. Even if no computer is available, presentations can be conducted simply with the projector.

Five types of optional lenses available for Flexible installation In order to support a variety of Installations, five types of lenses are available in addition to the standard lens. The projector supports screens from 30 to 500 inches; select the optimum lens depending on the specific installation environment, such as conference rooms, halls, and exhibitions. For a 100-inch screen, projection is possible at a distance 1.66 m (Wide Angle Fixed Lens) or between 2.4 m to 14.7 m. Lenses are easily replaced by the customer and do not require special tools.