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Advance Information for New Sony “Larger Venue” Projectors

Explore the features of Sony's new F300 Series projectors designed for larger venues like classrooms, auditoriums, and boardrooms. Discover dual-lamp design, advanced imaging technology, and easy maintenance options.

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Advance Information for New Sony “Larger Venue” Projectors

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  1. Advance Information for New Sony “Larger Venue” Projectors NOT FOR PUBLICATION For authorized Dealers and Integrators only

  2. Key Application: “Larger Venues” • What are “Larger Venues”? • Larger Classrooms: 65 to 150 seats • Mid-size Auditoriums • Corporate Board Rooms and Training Rooms • Pre-show material at Movie Theaters • Museum exhibits • Event Centers and Ballrooms

  3. Feature Set Driven by Application

  4. New Sony Solution: F300 Series • Two new projector models, using common chassis • Both models use same lenses, lamps, and filters • Both models have same connections and network functions • VPL-FW300 • Wide XGA Model: 1366 x 800 (sometimes called WXGA+) • 7000 Lumens • Tentative List Price: $ 24,000 • VPL-FH300 • Full 2K HD Resolution: 2048 x 1080 • 6000 Lumens • Tentative List Price: $ 39,000

  5. Latest Generation Sony Imagers • Both models use new BrightEra™ inorganic panels • 6000lm 2KHD 2048x1080 (1.19”) • 7000lm WXGA 1366x800 (1.22”)

  6. 2-Lamp System Prevents Blackouts • Both models use a 2-lamp opposing design • Essentially eliminates total lamp failures during use • Opposing design allows projector tilting for mirror or other uses • User has choice of lamp modes Lamps

  7. Lamp Modes and Expected Intervals

  8. Best Optional Lens Offering Ever • Initial offering will include 5 lens choices • Lens changes are fast and easy – Bayonet-type mount • Lens coverage is improved over previous projector series No gaps from 1.5 to 8! 1：1.9-2.3 1：0.8 1:4.0-8.0 1：2.3-4.0 F300 series 1：1.5-1.9 1：1.9-2.4 1：0.8 1：2.4-3.5 FE40 series 1：3.4-5.04 1：1.1 1：1.9-2.3 FX52 1：3.35-4.94 1：1.55-1.62

  9. Specifications - 1 LCD panel 1.22-inch WXGA LCD Panel (1366x800x3) 1.19-inch HD LCD Panel (2048x1080x3) Brightness (tentative) 7000lm (WXGA) 6000lm (HD) Lamp 275W lamp x 2 Lamp life 1500 (High) / 2500 (Standard) hours Lens Powered Zoom / Focus / Shift (V&H) Throwing Distance 4.2-5.5m / 100” (using standard zoom lens) Screen Coverage 40 to 600” (measured diagonally) Acceptable Signals Computer: Up to UXGA 60Hz Video: 15kHz RGB/Component 50/60Hz, Progressive Component 50/60Hz, DTV(480/60i/60p, 575/50i/50p, 720/60p/50p, 1080/60i/50i/60p/50p) Composite Video, Y/C Video Power Consumption Maximum: 1kW Standby: 15W Low: 0.5W Dimension (WxHxD) Round: φ699mm/27.5” Height: 298mm/11.7” With Lens protrusion: 785mm/30.9” Mass about 30 kg /66 lb

  10. Specifications - 2 Inputs / Outputs Video Composite Video : BNC S-Video : mini DIN 4 pin INPUT A Analog RGB : D-sub 15 pin INPUT B Analog RGB : D-sub 15 pin INPUT C Analog RGB/Component : 5 BNC INPUT D Digital RGB : HDMI (HDCP) INPUT E Optional board slot Optional HD/SDI Card fits here INPUT F Network : RJ45 OUTPUT Monitor Out:D-sub 15pin Control REMOTE RS-232C : D-sub 9 pin CONTROL S IN/PLUG IN POWER Mini Jack NETWORK RJ45

  11. Lamp Memory • New Sony Patented innovation • Memory for Lamp timer is located on the lamp itself • No need to ever manually reset lamp timer • Lamps that are moved will retain accurate time readings

  12. Lens Shift Gives Installation Flexibility Vertical shift (side view H.shift=0) Horizontal shift (top view) H Shift : 1/10 H V Shift : 0 – 3/5V Shift : 3/5 V (Ceiling installation) 1H 1/10 V + 1/2 V Shift : 0 1V Screen center & Lens center Screen center & Lens center & Set center Shift : 3/5 V (floor installation)

  13. Cable Management • Physical design includes provisions for cable management • Cleaner, effective installation • Control Panels are on the sides for ease of installation • Control panel covers then hide and protect the connections • Routing channels carry cabling up to the mounting point • Compatible with cable-hiding mounting systems Cable management

  14. Pre-Sales Activities • Advance information briefings • Advance information materials • Sales Samples arrive mid-November • Very limited – only two units for USA • Demonstration strategy • Tied to other events: e.g., GV Expo in Washington DC • “Road Show” events in key locations • Separate communication shortly • Contact your AM for proposal support

  15. THANK YOU Thank you for your time!

  16. New! Summary: VPL–FW300 and VPL–FH300 • New “Larger Venue” Projector Models • Designed for lecture halls, auditoriums, museums, ballrooms • Dual-lamp design and inorganic imagers for reliability • Same size, appearance, lamps and filters for both versions • VPL-FW300 7000 lumen WXGA (1366 x 800) • VPL-FH300 6000 lumen 2K HD (2048 x 1080) • Designed for in-room mounting • Very quiet, unique attractive appearance, hidden cabling • Install- and Maintenance-friendly • Full range of optional lenses; powered zoom, focus, and shift • Full connectivity including content over IP and optional HDSDI • Tentative List: WXGA, $24,000 2K HD, $39,000

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