Introducing the latest model of ultra short-throw lens mobile projectors in the Mitsubishi Electric line-up, the WD390U-EST. Boasting bright 3000lm illumination and capable of projecting an 80-inch image at a distance of less than 26 inches from the screen, this revolutionary projector reproduces clear, large-screen images even in the tightest of spaces. Connecting to a cloud computing service using the WD390U-EST as a thin client terminal allows users to log-in to a computer or server from the classroom. This eliminates the need to carry around data and enables simple, no-fuss projection. Used with a tablet incorporating the Side Pad function or Wi Doc, it is possible to expand the breadth of classroom communications even further. Mitsubishi Electric is helping to realize maximum potential by responding to users’ needs.
Mitsubishi's Thin Client Projector Enabling Access to the Cloud
When connected to a LAN, users can log-in to remote computers directly from the projector, retrieve stored images and play them back. Through the introduction of the LAN Display Function and Remote Log-in Function, use as a thin client is possible. As all operations can be performed through the LAN, it is easy to start up another projector at the time of changing classrooms. Faculty members no longer need to return to the sta room to change the log-in on the remote computer. The WD390U-EST itself also functions as a terminal adaptor, enabling connection to a cloud through a computer or server. Applications and data can be used in the cloud infrastructure environment, helping to reduce the amount invested in school equipment. A projector that is truly easy to use, the thin-client compatibility of the WD390U-EST provides enhanced convenience that makes giving presentations much easier
Remote Log-in Function
Up until now, LAN Display System required that the projector be selected from a computer, so users had to go to a computer whenever they wanted to use a projector. The WD390U-EST is equipped with a remote log-in function that enables users to log into a computer from the projector, eliminating the time and effort required to go to the computer to log in.
USB Display/LAN Display
To use the projector to reproduce images from a computer, a VGA cable, USB cable, LAN cable or commercially available wireless dongle can be used. For displaying images via a LAN, up to four computers can simultaneously display to one projector. The projection screen can be divided into quarters, reproducing all computer screens simultaneously.
Remote Desktop
When using the LAN Display function, a USB mouse or USB keyboard can be connected to the projector enabling direct access to a computer on the local network.
Wi Doc
Wi- Doc is an application software that allows data stored on a tablet or smartphone (txt/pdf/ppt/xls/doc/jpeg -les) to be sent directly to a projector and shown. Useful images can be quickly accessed and shared while simultaneously giving presenters the freedom to interact more closely with the audience.
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Please download a freeware Wi- Doc application (both freeware and payware are available).
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Mirroring of the tablet screen is not supported.
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On tablets, it is not possible to edit -les or send movies.
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Movies and animations are not supported.
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Communication fees incurred while downloading applications are to be paid for by the customer.
- Wireless dongle installed on the projector or projector connected to a wireless network is required.