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PANASONIC | PROJECTING A BRIGHTER FUTURE Panasonic exclusively launched its new PTRQ35K Series projector during an online press conference in October 2020. The event offered a preview of Panasonic’s PTRQ35K Series - the world’s smallest and lightest 30,000 lm 3-Chip DLP projector. As part of the launch, a programme of break-out sessions covered topics, including picture quality – redefined; Features & functionality to ease your workflow; Benefits for education, entertainment and conferences; Life hacks for setup and configuration; and service and maintenance benefits for event applications. The latest range of Panasonic 3-Chip DLP laser projectors, available in December, set new standards for immersive location-based entertainment with spectacular 4K image quality alongside ease of set-up and use. The world’s smallest and lightest 30,500 lumen projectors, the PT-RQ35K
(4K) and PT-RZ34K (WUXGA) are designed to visually thrill visitors to museums, exhibitions, theme parks and events, and are ideal for projection mapping. Its unrivalled reliability and Quiet Mode (46dB) also make it perfect for use at conferences and in auditoriums. “With consumer behaviour changing, location-based entertainment (LBE) brands and destinations will need to compete with bigger and more stunning attractions to bring visitors back into venues,” said Hartmut Kulessa, European Marketing Manager at Panasonic Business. “Immersive digital experiences will play a huge part in this transition. With its spellbinding picture quality and expanded colour gamut, compact body and simplified workflow, the PTRQ35K Series is the ideal projector for creating the enhanced in-person experiences that LBE venues need.” www.mondodr.com
Class-leading images with built-in reliability The combination of 30,500lm exceptional brightness, 4K resolution with Quad Pixel Drive and an all-new laser engine create immersive images that set a new benchmark for the projector class. Only Panasonic uses 2-Axis Pixel-Shifting technology to create the clearest and most detailed images (3840 x 2400 pixels; 4K/16:10). Panasonic’s latest laser engine, with red and blue lasers, enhances colour to new levels of realism by expanding the colour gamut to 114% of its predecessor, the RQ32K projector. This exceptional colour quality is maintained throughout the life of the projector through the use of the most reliable laser devices on the market today. This includes optimised blue-laser wavelengths and Dynamic Digital Control to regulate red laser output and cooling for consistent image quality. In addition, the Multiple Laser modules
