#epson eb l25000u

Last month, Epson unveiled their biggest and brightest projector yet -- the Epson EB-L25000U Laser 3LCD Projector. With a price tag of around Php4 million (give or take), the Epson EB-L25000U is a significant investment meant for business that involves staging and production. Epson is also going where the netbook crowd is with their newly released Epson Endeavor netbook, now selling in Japan for an equivalent of Php23,500. Nothing impressive or groundbreaking but I wish Epson would have made some extra effort not to make their netbook look cheap or ugly (via Akihabara News). Epson Endeavor 10.2" display screen Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz 1GB RAM 160GB HDD WiFi 802.11 b/g No word on what OS will it come pre-installed (but I bet it's gonna be Windows XP still) or the battery rating is. Seiko Epson Corporation (SEC) recently announced that it will construct a new plant to be located in Lipa City, Batangas to meet the increasing inkjet printer and 3LCD projector production volumes. Seiko Epson will invest 12.3 billion Yen (~Php4.58 billion) in manufacturing subsidiary Epson Precision (Philippines) Inc. In line with the increased production, Epson also plans to increase the workforce of Epson Precision (Philippines) to approximately 20,000 from the current 12,500. Read more in our articles including "Epson's brightest laser projector is 25,000 lumens strong" and "Epson gets its own Endeavor netbook".