DLP Technology: Superb Imaging and Convenience The LP120 relies on DLP, or digital imaging, technology from Texas Instruments. DLP is entirely digital, which means that you'll never experience image degradation or "yellowing"-better known as color decay-that other imaging technologies experience over time. The LP120 is as slim and lightweight as a carton of cigarettes. Features an intuitive keypad on the top of the project for easy navigation. For a detailed view click here. Connection panel is located at the rear of the unit. For a detailed rear view click here. Projectors based on DLP technology are fully compatible with digital signals-with no analog conversion necessary-making them compatible with everything from digital cameras to gaming consoles. The Digital Micromirror Device that forms the heart of DLP technology is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, giving DLP the advantage of being extremely portable. Portability is LP120's first, middle and last names. At a mere 2. 05 by 3. 69 by 9. 75 inches (H by L by W), this is one of the smallest video projectors on the market today. But don't let its diminutive size fool you. The LP120 is an XGA (1024 x 768) resolution projector that produces 1100 ANSI lumens of brightness at a contrast ratio of 2000:1 and can project at a range of about 4. 5 to 14 feet. The native XGA resolution will give your presentations clear, full-screen details, and its optical zoom lens will let you adjust the picture without moving the project. Ideal for small-room or conference table presentations, the projector operates at a volume of 36 decibels, more than quiet enough for small areas. The LP120 features an extended DVI port and an S-Video input, as well as a 3. 5-millimeter socket for audio input for sound projection through the unit's built-in one-watt speaker. The main input carries a USB connection in addition to the video inputs, and the standard cable that's included connects to a VGA connector and a USB port. The USB connection allows you to use the projector's remote control with the host PC. The remote control that comes with the projector has forward and back buttons for presentations, a status button, and a red laser pointer. The projector's top panel controls are backlit for ease of use during presentations, and its color-coded ports make setup a breeze. In short, if you are looking for portability and convenience in your next digital project, then look no further than the InFocus LP120. Smaller than nearly every other digital projector on the market today, the LP120 will help your road shows and presentations shine with brilliance while keeping your travel bags nice and light.

A soft carry case is supplied. ViewSonic covers the projector with a three-year limited warranty and one-year Express Exchange program, as well as an industry-leading one-year lamp warranty and free "24-seven" customer support. The PJ250 is the worry-free choice for the mobile presenter in a small conference-room, office, or training-room setting. What's in the BoxProjector, power cord, DVI adapter, D-sub cable to DVI, composite-video cable, S-video cable, remote control with batteries, lens cap, soft carrying case, Quick Start guide, user's manual.