The BenQ MP780 ST takes interactive learning to new heights with BenQ's leading technology. It features a 2500 ANSI lumens of brightness, 3000:1 contrast ratio and WXGA widescreen projection excellence. Comparing to 4:3 projections, WXGA widescreen projection boosts your total viewing area by 30% - making more effective use of the whiteboards and blackboards in class. What's more, with sharper, clearer images and less shadow distractions, you'll find your students much better focused in class. It also features the BenQ PointDraw™ projection system which is unlike any existing projection systems. It offers interactive capabilities as an interactive whiteboard plus a projector system. Compatible with any computer operating system that supports a standard USB mouse, this innovative projection system requires no calibration between the projector and the projection screen. All you need is a USB cable, the MP780 ST, a computer and the PointDraw™ pen to get things up and running. That ought to save you quite a fortune on installation costs and time. With BenQ's support for 3D learning, teachers can finally break free of the limitations that come with traditional teaching methods and start building a whole new learning environment that best suits today's learners without stretching that school budget. Furthermore, the 20W big speaker and microphone can get your point across loud and clear effortlessly without carrying a portable PA system and microphone around from class to class. The MP780 ST supports PC-less teaching in two ways – USB flash drive and remote desktop. Teachers can either teach from their presentation files by saving them onto their USB flash drives or remotely by accessing their computer using a wireless mouse and keyboard via LAN connection. Since there won't be the need to station a PC in every classroom, schools also get to save a fortune on PC maintenance and repair.

The MP780 ST is designed to mesh seamlessly with your original LAN control settings, whether it's Crestron, PJ-Link or SNMP. If you are new to projector network control all together, BenQ offers a built-in projector network control system for free, so all you need is a LAN cable to set things up.