Project a perfect image, even in daylight, and keep the lights on so your audience can take notes; Epson’s 3LCD technology and a White and Colour Light Output of 3,000 lumens deliver superb clarity in all conditions.

Make presentations more effective
The EB-905’s useful features can make presentations more effective. The powerful 16W integrated speaker helps your audience hear clearly, and there’s a handy microphone input. Share 3D objects on the big screen by connecting to Epson’s ELP-DC06 document camera. You can also share pictures with your audience by projecting directly from your USB drive, camera or portable hard drive using the EasyMP slideshow feature.

Hassle-free installation
Whatever your room layout, installing the EB-905 is straightforward. Even if the projector is at an angle to the screen, you can quickly align the picture using automatic vertical and manual horizontal keystone correction, and the x1.6 optical zoom adds further flexibility. For easy desktop use, the projector’s pull-out foot supports a tilt angle of up to 16 degrees.

Easy control and maintenance
Easily control and monitor your projector fleet using Epson’s EasyMP advanced networking features. Broadcast image and sound over your network via the LAN input. Save time and hassle by adjusting settings, such as projector on/off times, from a single point on your network. And remove the need for physical checks and free up your IT staff by setting up automatic email alerts for temperature and lamp status.

Wide connectivity
The EB-905 has plenty of connectivity options to suit your needs, including an HDMI input. Connect to your wireless network and present instantly with the optional wireless module and quick wireless connection key. A single USB cable is all that’s needed to connect your laptop to the projector thanks to 3-in-1 USB display.

Low TCO
Helping ease demands on your budget, the EB-905 has a low total cost of ownership resulting from its long lamp life of 6,000 hours (in eco mode) and improved dust filter for a longer maintenance cycle of up to 5,000 hours.