OPTOMA FOR BUSINESS AND EDUCATION
Whether you’re outfitting an office or a school, Optoma offers a wide variety of interactive flat panels, projectors, LED displays, and more to meet every budget. Easy-to-install solutions, interactivity for hands-on learning and collaboration, along with a variety of connectivity options make Optoma solutions a smart choice. Their variety of business and education products make it easy to fit your unique space and requirements.
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Optoma Enhances Interactive Experiences
Interactive Flat Panels
Projectors
LED DISPLAYS
Innovative Visual and Audio Technology
Designed for Your Classroom or Office
Creative Touch Flat Panels
Connect to an interactive world. Bring lessons and idea sharing to life with the Optoma Creative Touch 5-series interactive flat panels. Engineered to enhance classrooms and meeting spaces, the 5-series IFP packs a stunning LED-backlit 4K UHD panel, wide 178° viewing angles, anti-glare, anti-fingerprint toughened glass and cTUVus-certified flicker-free and low blue light filter.
Creative Touch Accessories
Simple Solutions. From custom-designed wall mounts and easy-to-use remotes and pens, to PC expansion modules that provide extensive connectivity, Optoma offers a variety of accessories for every interactive application.
Business & Education Projectors
Choose a brighter future. Whether you’re outfitting an office or a school, Optoma offers the right projectors to meet every budget. Easy-to-install solutions, interactivity for hands-on learning and collaboration, along with a variety of connectivity options make Optoma projectors a smart choice for any projection need.
LED Displays
Display your vision. Experience stunning, larger-than-life visuals with incredible detail and vivid colors with Optoma LED displays. Brilliant LED technology enables unmatched brightness ideal for any environment; retail, hospitality, rental and staging, digital signage, or houses of worship.
LED Display Accessories
Maximize your LED experience. Optoma offers accessories that expand the capability of LED displays. From motorized stands, all-encompassing flight cases, replacement LED tiles and more, there’s an accessory for all your LED display needs.
ByteSpeed OPS Element
The ByteSpeed Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) Element makes your panel install simpler and more flexible without additional cables or devices. The ByteSpeed OPS Element is a small-form factor PC which is simply slotted into an OPS compatible TV/panel for a fully integrated solution, making external mounting obsolete. It simplifies device installation usage and maintenance while making it easier to upgrade equipment.
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Tess Hill, Technology Coordinator
Switzerland of Ohio School District, Woodsfield, OH
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Matt Bartenhagen, Director of Technical Operations
Williston Public School District #1
“Channelview ISD has been working with ByteSpeed for many years. After dealing with headaches from other vendors for years, we tested one of their NUCs out and were impressed by its performance, especially at that price. Then we heard about the 5-year desktop warranty and were sold. ByteSpeed not only delivers on hardware and variety, but their customer service is top notch. You get a real live person on the phone when you call. We have developed relationships with several people there, which is often missing in other vendors. ByteSpeed, along with the NUCs, has helped us to be able to regularly replace machines to keep students and teachers up to date with their equipment and we couldn’t be happier about it.”
Darrell Cheney, Director of Technology
Channelview ISD, Channelview, TX
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Shanksville StonyCreek School District, Friedens, PA
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FAQ
What is aspect ratio?
Aspect ratio describes the width to height relationship of an image. The width and height are measured in equally sized units and are most commonly expressed by two numbers separated by a colon (i.e. 16:9, 16:10, 4:3). So, for example, a 16:9 image that is 16 inches in width, would be 9 inches in height. For more on resolution and aspect ratio, see Optoma’s blog: http://blog.optomausa.com/post/aspect-ratios-and-native-resolutions
When would I need to use either a Short or Long Throw Lens?
Short throw lenses help create larger pictures from shorter distances — allowing users to create the big pictures they want, in tight spaces. Short throw lenses are commonly used in such environments as small conference rooms, small classrooms, trade show booths, and small home theaters. Long throw lenses help create smaller, more viewable images from greater distances, and are advantageous in large venues, particularly in fixed installations. Churches often require long throw lenses for worship spaces, because the projector is often mounted far away from the screen (e.g., behind the congregation). Without a long throw lens, the image would be too large.
You can calculate the throw distance needed by a projector by taking the throw ratio and multiplying it by the screen width. For example a projector with a 2.0 throw ratio needs to be set up with the lens 200 inches from a 100″ wide screen (Throw ratio x screen width) = (2.0 x 100″)
What is the difference between maximum resolution and native resolution?
Maximum resolution is the highest resolution the projector can scale to. Native resolution is the resolution the projector can display mapping 1 to 1 pixels to the digital micro display chip, sometimes known as pure resolution. For more on resolution and aspect ratio, see Optoma’s blog: http://blog.optomausa.com/post/aspect-ratios-and-native-resolutions
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