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Toshiba TDP-TW355U projects text and images from a rich and dynamic display DLP. The TDP-TW355U produced an impressive 3500 ANSI lumens, providing an exceptionally high level of brightness in normal mode or to conserve energy, the projector can be switched to Eco-Mode, which allows users to extend the life of lamp until 3000 hours. With auto focus and ultra-large 1.5 x zoom power, coupled with a native 1024 x 768 XGA resolution and a very sharp contrast ratio of 2000:1, the projector offers superb image quality and performance for presentations in major parameters of the room to the conference room.

Users can expect a seamless presentations with remote network management. The TDP-TW355U can be networked and controlled remotely via a wired LAN connection, which also password protection for increased security. The flexibility of the Toshiba TDP-TW355U allows network administrators to remotely control the projector on a network and receive e-mail notification via SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) for issues related to temperature, fan and lamp. The integration IEEE 802.11g wireless functionality of the TDP-TW355U offers quick installation time and enables presenters to connect to the projector from anywhere in the room and deliver sequential presentations without need cables. The PC card slot also allows PC users free “presentations that allow presentations to be stored on a PCMCIA Type II storage card, which eliminates the need for a PC.

Toshiba TDP-TW355U integrates data, video and audio elements necessary for high-end multimedia presentations and HDTV / DTV compatible. The projector is packed in an elegant, high-tech box with multiple entries computer (RGB 15-pin, a five-pin BNC and DVI), two video inputs for composite and S-video, three components (shared computer with inputs), two four-watt stereo speakers, one type A USB port, wired LAN and wireless connectivity. Other features of the TDP-TW355U include variable audio output and image in the image capacity, which allows users to view more than one input source at a time, and seen as a corner d ’screen or side-by-side split screen

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