Ricoh Short Throw Projector PJX4241N

Ricoh Short Throw Projector PJX4241N

Ricoh 3300 lumens short throw projector

Maximum flexibility for big screen presentations

Enhance participant interaction with the compact RICOH PJ X4241N projector. Project large screen presentations in high definition up to 140 inches tall from a close distance or images up to 60 inches diagonally when placed within two feet from the wall to maximize impact and room space, while minimizing presenter glare and shadow. This innovative design comes with exceptional image quality, advanced connectivity, intuitive controls and flexibility. Mount the projector, place it on a table’s edge or add it to your total print and visual communications fleet to reduce costs and improve efficiencies for your institution or organization.

Rear Front Design with Short Throw Projector

Short throw lenses and ergonomic rear-front design ensures clutter-free tabletop and minimal projection distance required.

Ultra High Definition Lens

 The lens uses the same optical glass materials as digital SLR camera lenses. The clear images rival those produced by a high-definition television. 

Auto Brightness Control

In-built sensor on panel measures the light intensity and automatically adjusts lamp power for best image quality and prolonged lamp life.

Presentation Timer

Ensure presentations are on schedule. The timer can be displayed at a corner or center of the presentation screen.

3D Ready

Project and view 3D images with the unique DLP Link Technology with optional RICOH 3D glasses.

Interactive Ready

Short Throw projectors are interactive-ready. By adding Ricoh’s PJ Interactive Software, a conventional whiteboard can be transformed into an interactive whiteboard, allowing enhanced collaborative environment.

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Designed for ease-of-use

Rear Front Design with Short Throw Projector

Short throw lenses and ergonomic rear-front design ensures clutter-free tabletop and minimal projection distance required.

Ultra High Definition Lens

The lens uses the same optical glass materials as digital SLR camera lenses. The clear images rival those produced by a high-definition television.

Auto Brightness Control

In-built sensor on panel measures the light intensity and automatically adjusts lamp power for best image quality and prolonged lamp life.

Automatic Keystone Correction

Any distortion caused by projecting at an angle to the screen is corrected automatically.

Password Setting & Key Lock

Prevent unauthorized use of the projector or adjustment while projector is in operation.

Presentation Timer

Ensure presentations are on schedule. The timer can be displayed at a corner or center of the presentation screen.

3D Ready

Project and view 3D images with the unique DLP Link Technology with optional RICOH 3D glasses.

Interactive Ready

Short Throw projectors are interactive-ready. By adding Ricoh’s PJ Interactive Software, a conventional whiteboard can be transformed into an interactive whiteboard, allowing enhanced collaborative environment.

Enhanced network connectivity features

Support  Both Wired and Wireless LAN

Connect to wired or wireless LAN easily using RICOH’s Network Utility. Also easily identify available network projectors using Quick Projection.

PC-Free Presentation

Save files to a USB memory drive and plug it into the USB terminal port for computer-free presentations.

Multiscreen Function

Project images onto four different projectors from one computer.

Projection Server Function

JPEG files stored on a Web server can be downloaded and projected from the projector.

Mouse Controller

Use the projector’s remote control to navigate presentations.

Projector Management Utility

Control or change the settings for multiple network projectors. With PJLink compatibility, you can also manage other brands’ network projectors that are PJLink-compatible.

Remote Compatibility

The Remote diagnostics service monitors network projectors remotely over the internet to provide operating status reports.

PJ X4240N does not support Wireless LAN

PJLink is a standardized open protocol established by the Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Association (JBMIA) for controlling projectors on a network.

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