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Models & Brands: Proxima DP9295, Sharp PG-C45X, Toshiba TDPM8U, Sony VPL-HS2, NEC LT170, Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA, Compaq 261966-001, IBM 0039A04, Optoma Technology 732H, ViewSonic PJ400
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Proxima DP9295 Price: $8,799.00
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Key features Proxima DP9295
- Built-in audio speakers
- 4,100 ANSI lumens of brightness, 90% brightness uniformity
- 1,024 x 768 native XGA resolution
- Digital keystone correction
- Supports 4:3, 5:4, and 16:9 aspect ratios
- Model: Proxima DP9295 LCD Video Projector
Review Proxima DP9295 LCD Video Projector / Proxima DP9295:A high-end TFT LCD projector designed for professional business applications, the Proxima DP9295 is packed with both features and quality. An XGA native resolution of 1,024 x 768 ensures that projected images retain their clarity even at great distances, while color support of over 16. 7 million shades results in accurate, true-to-life images. The DP9295 has a minimum operating distance of 4. 9 feet with a zoom ratio of 1. 3:1. The standard lens has a throw ratio of 1. 75-2. 24:1, an F number range of 1. 7-2. [+]0 and an f number range of 48. 4-62. 8 mm, which combine with digital keystone correction of +/- 40 degrees vertical (+/- 10 degrees horizontal) and a digital sharpness control to deliver outstanding images in any setting. A high 800:1 contrast ratio, 4,100 ANSI lumens (max) of brightness, and an 90% brightness uniformity also contribute to the overall clarity and sharpness of the display. Ceiling mountable, the DP9295 supports nearly any input format including computers, HDTV, DVD, laserdisc, satellite, and much more. USB, PS/2, and RS-232 ports are provided for control inputs, while the 100V-240V at 50-60Hz power supply consumes 380 W during normal operation. The internal fan emits less than 35 dB of noise, while the internal 2 Watt stereo speakers provides a clear and intelligible stand-alone audio output. The DP9295 also comes backed with a two-year limited warranty. What's in the BoxRemote control with mouse pad and laser pointer, VGA cable, PS/2 mouse control cable, Mac mouse control cable, standard lens, Mac adapter, owner's manual, lens cap, dust cover, AC power cord. |
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Sharp PG-C45X Price: $3,299.99
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Key features Sharp PG-C45X
- high brightness- 2500 ANSI lumens
- Full featured for higher-end applications
- multiple data, video and audio inputs and outputs
- Power save mode for reduced operating costs
- sRGB color management and CV-IC processing for high image quality and color accuracy
- Model: Sharp Notevision PG-C45X LCD Video Projector
Review Sharp Notevision PG-C45X LCD Video Projector / Sharp PG-C45X:Great for basic or advanced installations in meeting rooms, classrooms, or collaborative work environments, Sharp's HD-ready Notevision PG-C45X LCD projector delivers 2,500 ANSI Lumens of brightness. The native XGA projector comes loaded with technology and features to streamline your presentations while delivering the crisp, bright images for which LCD projectors are revered. Need to take your projector on the road? The compact PG-C45X stands under four inches tall and weighs less than 12 pounds, and its quiet fan lets you use the projector without distracting noise, even in small meeting rooms. Digital keystone correction ensures distortion-free off-center projections. The projector achieves its high brightness and 90 percent uniformity (CCR) through its use of a high-efficiency "L" type optical system. A color-management system continually and individually adjusts lightness, chroma, and hue for red, green, blue, cyan, yellow, and magenta, so your presentations will always look great. Video-enhancing technologies include CV-IC System II processing, intelligent ImageACE resizing, autoSYNC (for "automatic image perfection"), and Sharp Advanced Presentation Software (SAPS) for remote projector control and for performing self diagnostics. Two separate RGB high-definition component-video inputs (including a loop out)-as well as separate S-video and composite-video inputs-provide flexibility, quality, and connectivity. Format compatibility extends from NTSC, PAL, and SECAM-interlaced or progressive-scan-to full DTV/high-definition 480p, 540p, 580i, 580p, 720p, 1035i, and 1080i. The projector's as easy to maintain as it is to use, too, with its rear-change lamp and side-change air filter. [+]Theft deterrents include a key code (password) at startup and an optional ceiling-mount cable lock. What's in the Box Projector, remote control, RGB signal cable, grounded AC cord, USB cable, computer audio cable, DIN D-Sub RS-232C adapter, lens cap, Sharp Advanced Presentation Software (S. A. P. S. ), quick-reference label, CD-ROM manual, two AA batteries, and an air filter At 2500 ANSI Lumens with native XGA resolution, the Notevision PG-C45X delivers high performance and superior value and creates a new standard for compact projectors. The Notevision PG-C45X is compatible with computer signals up to UXGA resolution, and capable of displaying high definition video signals. |
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Toshiba TDPM8U Weight: 2 pounds
Price: $4,957.28
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Key features Toshiba TDPM8U
- 1,280 x 720 maximum resolution, 16:9 native aspect ratio
- 1,400:1 contrast ratio; 1,000 ANSI lumens of brightness
- 5 to 32-foot projection distance, 0.48 to 0.67 throw ratio
- DVI, component, S-video, composite, and PC inputs; 2-year warranty
- High-contrast TI HD2 DMD DLP chip technology
- Model: Toshiba TDPM8U DLP Video Projector
Review Toshiba TDPM8U DLP Video Projector / Toshiba TDPM8U:The TDPMT8U is a DLP (digital light processing) projector that delivers a high-quality image and all the features that you demand in a projector. It utilizes a high-contrast TI HD2 DMD DLP chip and a high-focus Carl Zeiss all-glass lens system provide brilliantly clear images. A 1,280 x 720 maximum resolution results in true 720p HD performance, and a 1,400:1 contrast ratio and 1,000 ANSI lumens of brightness combine to bring you bright and easy-to-see projections. The prism-less sealed optical architecture results in better brightness, uniformity, and contrast. A projection distance of 5 feet (short throw) to 32 feet (long throw) provides you with a range of placement options, while a 1. 4:1 zoom ratio allows you to adjust the screen size to suit your needs. A wide variety of input signals are accepted, including NTSC, PAL, SECAM, DVI, computer, analog RGB, and 480p, 546p, 720p, 1035i, 1080i, and 1080p HDTV signals. The TDPMT8U has a 16:9 native aspect ratio, while front, rear, ceiling projection modes increase your placement options. The included remote control allows you to operate the projector from anywhere in the room. The 100 to 240V (50/60Hz) power supply consumes about 350 watts of power during normal operation. [+]Compatible with both PC and Mac operating platforms, the TDPMT8U comes backed by a two year limited warranty. What's in the Box Projector, power cable, remote, projection lamp module, lens cap, user's guide, safety card Toshiba has truly raised the bar in front projection with the MT8, combining its legacy in superior engineering quality and experience in rear projection to design a best-of-breed front projector that will deliver vivid pictures and cinema-style impact. Toshiba's engineers have utilized all of the newest and best components available to create this flagship model, including a second-generation, high brightness / high contrast HD2 DLP chip from Texas Instruments, a new all-glass high-focus lens system from renowned German manufacturer Carl Zeiss, and Faroudja's new Directional Correlational De-interlacing Plus (DCDi+). |
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Sony VPL-HS2 Weight: 9.92 pounds
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Review Sony Cineza VPL HS2 - LCD projector - 1000 ANSI lumens - 858 x 484 / Sony VPL-HS2:The movie theater experience is coming home? Sony's VPL-HS2 CINEZA LCD Front Projector is packed technology that enables incredible entertainment like Side Shot 2 Digital Keystoning, and CineMotion Reverse 3-2 Pulldown Technology which minimizes motion artifacts caused when 24 frame per second film is transferred to 30 frame per second video. Additional features include three WVGA LCD Panels, a Single Lens Projection System (. 62 p-si TFT Panels), a Built-in Speaker 2w x 1 Mono, and an Ultra Quiet Fan (30db). Why wait? Allow Sony to bring the movies to you with the VPL-HS2! Why bother with itty-bitty 50-inch TVs when you can enjoy 150-inch mega-screens? The Sony VPL-HS2 multimedia projector broadcasts images on screens from 40 to 150 inches in size, letting users view big-budget Hollywood films in their full glory. The projector includes such features as a 16:9 wide VGA aspect ratio, which broadcasts widescreen movies at their intended resolution, and CineMotion, which automatically converts film content via the 3:2 pulldown process to deliver more accurate, smoother-looking DVD images. The projector's Side Shot 2 digital keystoning also lets users align the picture horizontally and vertically on the screen with the press of a button, so people don't have to locate the device precisely in the center of the room to enjoy a complete picture. The projector's ultra-sharp resolution derives from its single lens projection system, which transfers an 858 x 484 picture across its three WVGA LCD panels for a total of 1,245,816 pixels (1. 2 megapixels). Viewers will also appreciate the projector's versatile broadcast facility, with the ability to accept 480i and 480p broadcast signals along with HD-compatible 1080i and 720p modes. The projector also accepts images from a computer signal, letting users display PowerPoint presentations, online movies, and more. [+]Other features include a Cinema Filter, which enhances the fidelity of people's skin colors by reducing the green color element by 25 percent, and several wide modes that complement the traditional 4:3 and enhanced 16:9 ratios. Audio is covered by the built-in mono speaker (2 watts), though the projector includes a stereo phono plug for enhanced sound. In addition, the VPL-HS2 doesn't overwhelm the movie's audio with its built-in fan, which runs at a quiet 30 decibels. The projector isn't laden with a ton of inputs and outputs, connecting to other components through its S-video and composite video inputs and 32-pin multi connector. What's in the Box Projector, signal interface cable, replacement air filter, cinema filter, two adjuster spacers, AC power cord, remote control, two AA batteries, user's manual. |
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NEC LT170
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Review NEC Tech XGA 1500 ANSI ( LT170 ) / NEC LT170:The NEC LT170's lightweight, rugged design allows for the most versatile of applications. Its unique 'grip it and go' exterior is perfect for on-the-road presentations, room-to-room solutions and small to medium size conference rooms. The LT170 is considered a step-up model for presenters who require higher light output and additional features. Perfect for small to mid-size businesses, the LT170 can be used as a utility or multi-functional projector. And Vortex Technology, AccuBlend Pixel Blending and native XGA resolution ensure amazing color, depth and clarity for video and data displays. In addition to being VGA through UXGA and HDTV compatible, the LT170 features AutoSense Technology, allowing for bold colorful projections with automatic keystone correction and one-touch adjustments. |
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Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA Weight: 2 pounds
Price: $3,274.38
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Review Hewlett Packard MP3220 Digital DLP Projector 3.8LBS / Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA:Your presentations will always look sharp with the HP mp3220 Digital Projector. Easy to set up, operate, and transport, this is the mobile solution you can rely on, at a price you can afford. With a footprint about the size of a standard sheet of paper, this projector fits neatly into your briefcase or backpack with room to spare, for the ultimate in mobility. The projector features Texas Instruments DLP technology, which leads the pack when it comes to quality and consistency on screen. This proven technology will keep color looking the same across the image, with no fading or loss of resolution - so you get rich, vibrant color!. |
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Compaq 261966-001
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Key features Compaq 261966-001
- 400:1 contrast ratio
- 1000 ANSI lumens
- Lightweight and rugged
- XGA (1024x768) resolution
- Built-in laser pointer lets you highlight specific points in a presentation
- Model: Compaq iPAQ MP1200 LCD Projector 6.6 lbs.
Review Compaq iPAQ MP1200 LCD Projector 6.6 lbs. / Compaq 261966-001:Engineered for professional image quality and portability, the iPAQ MP1200 is the best-valued XGA micro projector in the industry. The versatile design makes it an outstanding fit for a wide range of business environments. Features such as superior brightness and HDTV integration make it an ideal projection system for the home theater environment as well. The iPAQ MP1200 offers superior presentation features in an affordable and compact projector, including 1000 lumens of lighting intensity, clear imaging, and ultra-high 400: 1 contrast. These features, along with the projector's native 1024 x 768 XGA resolution, provide crisp images at a throw distance of up to 10 meters. The iPAQ MP1200 is incredibly easy to set up and use. The exclusive icon-based onscreen display menu lets you easily tweak presentations at the touch of a button and make quick adjustments. A built-in laser pointer lets you highlight specific points in a presentation from anywhere in the room. The iPAQ MP1200 is durable enough to withstand continuous use and handling, thanks to careful construction and the same rigorous testing Compaq gives all of its road-ready portable products. The magnesium casing is 20 percent stronger than plastic and 30 percent lighter than aluminum, providing a unique combination of lightweight and ruggedness. |
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IBM 0039A04 Weight: 14 pounds
Price: $1,999.99
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Review IBM Conference Room C400 - DLP projector ( 0039A04 ) / IBM 0039A04:As a global leader in the PC market, Lenovo develops, manufactures and markets cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality PC products and value-added professional services that provide customers around the world with smarter ways to be productive and competitive. |
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Optoma Technology 732H Weight: 12 pounds
Price: $1,099.00
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Key features Optoma Technology 732H
- 1500 ANSI lumens, 2,000:1 contrast ratio
- HDTV compatible with 480i/p, 720p, and 1080i modes
- 800 x 600 SVGA native resolution
- Plug-and-play with auto-image function; built-in 2-watt speaker
- PC and Mac compatible; 2-year warranty
- Model: Optoma EzPro 732H DLP Digital Video Projector
Review Optoma EzPro 732H DLP Digital Video Projector / Optoma Technology 732H:Optoma's 4. 9 lb EP 732H projector is one of the brightest projectors in the ultra portable category. The EP 732H makes traveling easier and simpler. With 1500 ANSI lumens and ultra high contrast ratio at 2000:1, EP 732 is the ultimate presentation tool at anytime, anywhere!. |
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ViewSonic PJ400 Weight: 4.85 pounds
List Price: $819.00
Price: $529.97
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Key features ViewSonic PJ400
- OnView controls plus ViewMatch color for superior screen adjustability
- Connect a computer or add a video source for dynamic meetings and presentations
- Progressive scan and 3:2 pull down for superior video performance
- Packs 1,600 lumens in just 4.8 lbs.
- Supports HD signals including 720p and 1080i
- Model: ViewSonic PJ400 Light Portable Projector
Review ViewSonic PJ400 Light Portable Projector / ViewSonic PJ400:The ViewSonic PJ400 weighs only 4. 9 pounds but packs big power into its compact package. With native SVGA 800x600 resolution and 1,600 lumens, the PJ400 is bright and powerful enough for virtually any situation. Advanced video features such as progressive scan and 3: 2 pull down deliver smooth, crisp video performance. Project sharp, precise images from your data applications as well. Deliver dynamic multimedia presentations with multiple inputs and HDTV signal support. This full-featured projector is an excellent choice for professional presentations or home entertainment use. |
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