Projector Reviews Releases 2015-2016 Education Projector Report

Hot off the presses! ProjectorReviews.com has released its 7th annual Education Projector Report. Designed to help educators, buyers, IT/AV managers and teachers pick the best projectors for their needs; the report focuses on a range of projectors that meet the varying requirements of K-12 classrooms and higher education lecture halls. This year’s Best In Classroom Award winners include projectors from Casio, Epson, Sony, Viewsonic and others. ProjectorReviews.com’s 2015-2016 Education Projector Report helps buyers sort through hundreds of projectors to find the best display for their classroom or multipurpose room. Canon, Casio, Epson, Hitachi, LG, Panasonic and Viewsonic all won awards in this year’s Education Projector Report. There are more than 500 projectors available on the market today, with at least half suitable for educational use. We looked at the latest small install, large venue, interactive and mobile projectors, analyzing their strengths to help education buyers select the best ones for their needs and budget. The report features a rundown of each projector’s features, capabilities and options in an easy-to-read format. This year’s Best In Classroom winners include:

• Canon WUX6000 - Best Performance Large Venue Projector
• Casio EJ-V1 - Best Value K-12 Classroom
• Epson PowerLite 1985WU - Best Value Large Venue Projector
• Epson BrightLink 595Wi - Best Performance Interactive Projector
• Epson BrightLink Pro 1430Wi - Interactive Special Mention
• Hitachi CP-TW2503 - Best Interactive Performance Runner-Up
• LG PF85U - Special Mention K-12 Networking Pocket Projector
• Panasonic PT-RZ670 - Best High Performance Large Venue Projector
• Viewsonic PJD6350 - Best K-12 Projector With Networking

“Education buyers are busy. Our decades of experience in the AV industry helps us provide the analysis educators need to find the best projector for their classroom, auditorium and multipurpose room,” said Art Feierman, ProjectorReviews.com founder and editor of the report. Projectors come in families, with models differing only in resolution or whether one has wired vs wireless networking. Our 2015-2016 Education Projector Report describes the capabilities of 17 projectors. These 17 models represent projector families containing more than 100 different models. New in the 2015-2016 Education Projector Report are the latest interactive ultra short throw projectors from today’s top manufacturers. This is perhaps the fastest growing segment in the education projector market.