Taiwan based BenQ Corporation and leading provider of open architecture POS technology solutions, Epson have rolled out two new wireless projectors in the Indian market

The new BenQ CP220C, a portable DLP model, and the Epson EMP-1825, are two portable projectors that work without attaching to PC.

The size of newly launched BenQ product is of a B5 paper, whereas the wireless model from Epson is being framed as a multimedia business projector.

The other amazing features of BenQ CP220C include a cool-off-and-go function and HDTV compatibility, nine application modes, a sliding lens cover, a spring-adjustable foot, password protection, and auto source finding and Auto-Keystone technology that automatically adjust the projected image without user interference.

On the other side, Epson’s EMP-1825 is of the 3LCD type. It is a compact projector that can work wirelessly with a Vista computer. It also runs a presentation without being connected to a PC. With a rated lamp brightness of 3,500 lumens, it comes with a complete series of regular connection ports such as USB 2.0. The incorporated internal Compact Flash card slot and USB port let PC-less functioning. Its multi-screen display function enables several projectors to be used along with one computer, creating larger, panoramic, or split-screen displays.

The BenQ CP220C model is available at BenQ IT zones for Rs 58,990, while the Epson EMP 1825 is priced at Rs 1,42,700.