
Outstanding Image Performance and Low Power Consumption
Projecting images with life-like color is easy because of the superior LCOS panel paired with the AISYS 4.1 optical system that the projector has. Even brightly-lit locations are not a threat because of its whopping 6000lm brightness rating, ensuring the highest image quality—whether dark or bright.

When it comes to “burn-ins”—a phenomenon that results in a bright image being ‘ghosted in’ over dark patterns, the projector features a new LCOS panel. This panel makes the projector capable of withstanding up to a hundred hours of continuous projection.
Constrained spaces are another problem users encounter with projectors. Most opt to position their projectors diagonally, but chances are the images will be distorted or skewed. With the 4-point keystone correction feature, users will be able to adjust the image to compensate for the distortions and to maintain an accurate aspect ratio. But keystone-corrected images are usually affected by moiré, creating grid-like patterns in the image projected. The XEED WUX6000 features a newly developed imaging engine that drastically reduces resolution-loss and moiré, so that keystone-corrected images will still retain their excellent and original quality.
Versatile Deployment with Flexible Installation Options
cost. To reduce the brightness in overlapping areas, users can opt the Edge Blending function, so two projections blend seamlessly without causing too much brightness in the middle of the image.
Projecting from two separate sources simultaneously can be achieved with this projector through its Picture by Picture function. Signals coming from a PC via the DVI input and signals from a Blu-ray player via the HDMI input can result in two separate images being projected side by side on the screen.
Superb Connectivity with Network Multi Projection
Linking up to ten PCs to a maximum of six projectors via a network through the Network Multi Projection (NMPJ) function is something the XEED WUX6000 makes possible, serving as a testament to its versatility. The NMPJ works in three different modes designed to suit your situation: Meeting Mode, Classroom Mode, and Broadcast Mode.
The Meeting Mode can connect ten PCs to six projectors with each user capable of selecting multiple projectors as displays. As for Classroom Mode, the user can connect ten PCs to six projectors, and the access and control of the display network are available only to the master PC, like the class mentor. Finally, Broadcast Mode enables images projected from a single PC up to 12 projectors—perfect for displaying set-ups where multiple projectors have to display the same synchronized image.
Flexible Performance with Interchangeable Lenses
A choice of five distinct Canon lenses can be deployed from the projector, ranging from short fixed lenses to ultra-long zoom lenses. Users can then cover venues from small conference rooms to large auditoriums. Differences in brightness among the lenses are minimal, and the external appearance of the XEED WUX6000 remains largely unaffected, as a result from the change of lenses. All five lenses feature motorized zoom and focus controls for easy adjustments.
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