Epson Partners with Bose to Develop Projectors Featuring 'Sound by Bose' Technology

Equipped with Sound by Bose Technology
Launching First in the US and China, Then Expanding to Korea
Epson to Broaden Its Projector Lineup

Japanese printer company Seiko Epson announced that it has entered into a partnership with global audio brand Bose to jointly develop projectors equipped with 'Sound by Bose' technology.

Through this collaboration, the two companies have finalized the product lineup for the first projector series featuring this technology. On August 4, they announced plans to launch these products first in the United States and China starting in September, and then expand into global markets including Korea. Epson stated that it will continue to strengthen its partnership with Bose and consistently release projector products equipped with Sound by Bose technology.

The products developed through this partnership are expected to provide high-quality sound optimized for a variety of content and viewing environments, offering an immersive viewing experience distinct from existing projectors. Epson emphasized that by combining its compact and precise projection technology with Bose's high-quality audio technology, the result will be a new solution that encompasses both visual and auditory experiences within a single product.

Epson has formed a partnership with the global audio brand Bose. From the left in the photo are Tomoo Takaso, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Epson Visual Products Division, and Nick Smith, Head of Bose Audio Technology Division. Epson. Photo by Epson.

Takaso Tomoo, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Epson's Visual Products Division, stated, "This partnership has set a new standard for entertainment by achieving the perfect fusion of sound and video," and added, "Epson will continue to create new value through joint development with Bose, providing customers and society with a richer and more diverse lifestyle."

Nick Smith, Head of Bose Audio Technology Division and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO), said, "We hope that this collaboration will allow people to connect more deeply with content and elevate home entertainment to the next level."