Designed for teaching environments, Hitachi’s compact and light weight CP-RX94 portable education projector delivers a superb high contrast image. With simple user functionality teachers and students can set up their presentations in seconds.
- Brightness:
Eco Mode – 1700 ANSI Lumens
Normal Mode – 2600 ANSI Lumens - Resolution: XGA
- Contrast Ratio: 2000:1
- Lamp life: 5000 hours (Eco Mode)*
- Advanced security features
Digital Input 1 x HDMI (HDCP Compliant) Audio Input 1 x Stereo Mini Audio Output 1 x Stereo Mini Computer Input 2 x 15-pin Mini D-sub (shared with Monitor Out) Monitor Output 1 x 15-pin Mini D-sub (shared with Computer In 2) Video Input 2 x Component D-sub (shared with analogue RGB)
1 x RCA for composite
1 x Mini-DIN for S-Video
Features at a glance
3LCD – A sophisticated, innovative technology that utilises 3 chips to deliver vibrant, true-to-life and consistent images for the most demanding audiences.
Security features – Advanced security features include Multi-Level PIN-Lock, Transition Detector, steel security bar, Kensington Lock and prominent security labels.
Blackboard/Whiteboard Mode – Projecting onto coloured or shiny backgrounds can make images appear either dull or uncomfortably bright. This mode ensures optimal brightness whether the screen is black, green or shiny white.
Low TCO – Significantly extended maintenance intervals resulting from long-life parts reduces the total cost of ownership.
Template Function – This unique Hitachi feature allows you to project different patterns of lines and grids onto a whiteboard, blackboard or flip chart, making writing and drawing easier.
Virtually Maintenance Free – Hitachi projectors are designed to be easy to use and require minimal maintenance. Long-life parts significantly extend the maintenance intervals, reducing cost and any inconvenience.
Daytime Mode – It can be harder to see a projected picture when the sun is shining brightly. Projections are always vivid and colourful in a bright environment with Daytime Mode.
Input Source Naming – Personalise devices and inputs to the projector – for example, re-name a device input to “Tom’s Laptop” for easy recognition.
My Button – Assign custom functions or common tasks to a programmable button on your remote control.
Audio Pass Through – When all you need is sound and not pictures, this convenient feature lets you hear the projector’s speakers whilst the rest is on stand-by – helping to preserve lamplife.
On Screen Display (OSD) – The new menu is much easier to use. Navigating through the different options is easier, whilst settings are clearly named.
