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Models & Brands: Panasonic, Epson V11H230040, Hitachi CP-X605, ViewSonic PJ452-2, Toshiba TDP-TW350U, Panasonic PT-D5600UL, Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA, Canon 1705B002AA, In Focus LP120, Toshiba TLPXD2000EU

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Panasonic
Panasonic
Weight: 20 pounds
List Price: $10,807.94
Price: $3,599.00

Review Panasonic PT-D3500U Digital LCD Projector / Panasonic:

The PT-D3500U digital projector with XGA (1024 x 768) native resolution 3500 lumens brightness and 1600:1 contrast ratio.
Epson V11H230040
Epson V11H230040
Dimentions: 7.6 x 10.75 x 2.68 inches
Weight: 3.7 pounds

Review Epson EMP 1710 - LCD projector - 2700 ANSI lumens - XGA (1024 x 768) - 4:3 / Epson V11H230040:

Knowing what customers want, responding with innovative products and delivering those products at an affordable price is the heart of Epson's philosophy. Epson is committed to innovations that will continue the brilliance and dominance of its products into a bright and exciting future. Epson offers an extensive array of award-winning products designed for a variety of customer environments.
Hitachi CP-X605
Hitachi CP-X605
Dimentions: 22 x 9.5 x 19 inches
Weight: 15.43 pounds
List Price: $8,995.00
Price: Too low to display
Key features Hitachi CP-X605
  • Outfitted With A Bayonet Lens That Can Support Up To 4 Optional Lenses
  • 1000:1 Contrast Ratio
  • Features Horizontal & Vertical Lens Shift
  • Remotely Control & Maintain Through Lan Network Connection
  • Displays Images Via A 1.2X Zoom Lens That Can Enable Projection On Screens Up To 300"
  • Model: Hitachi CP-X605 4000 Lumens Projector with Built-In Speakers

Review Hitachi CP-X605 4000 Lumens Projector with Built-In Speakers / Hitachi CP-X605:

Designed for installation in medium and large venues, the CP-X605 is an ideal solution for the corporate and education market. With high performance (4000 Lumens, 1000: 1 Contrast Ratio) and easy to use features including manual lens shift, optional lenses and advanced networking. Combined with a common sense design and simple user functionality the CP-X605 is a cost effective solution for day-to-day use.
ViewSonic PJ452-2
ViewSonic PJ452-2
Dimentions: 7.95 x 11.22 x 2.87 inches
Weight: 5.07 pounds
Price: $1,275.25
Key features ViewSonic PJ452-2
  • VIEWSONIC
  • ViewSonic PJ452 Projector
  • Model: 0.6IN Tft LCD, 1600 Lumens, 1024X768 True Res., 5.2 Lbs. Net

Review 0.6IN Tft LCD, 1600 Lumens, 1024X768 True Res., 5.2 Lbs. Net / ViewSonic PJ452-2:

The ViewSonic PJ452 is a superb choice for those looking for a portable, multifunctional data and video projector. Weighing in at just 4. 9 pounds, this projector boasts 1500 lumens and 1024x768 XGA resolution for clear, bright images for data and video. The PJ452 supports HD signals and both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios for brilliant videos. Advanced video features such as progressive scan and 3:2 pull down, combined with digital keystone correction ensure perfect images in any setting. This full-featured, portable projector is affordable and great for work or play. It's an excellent value for professional presentations or home theater use.
Toshiba TDP-TW350U
Toshiba TDP-TW350U
Dimentions: 13.4 x 4.5 x 12.9 inches
Weight: 23 pounds
Price: $2,339.00
Key features Toshiba TDP-TW350U
  • 3500 ANSI Lumens/ 2000:1 Contrast Ratio
  • 12.10 Lbs (WxLxH) 12.90" x 13.40" x 4.50"
  • 0.7 Inch DMD DLP Technology Projector
  • 1024 x 768 Native Resolution
  • 4:3 Native Aspect Ratio
  • Model: TOSHIBA TDP-TW350U DLP Projector

Review TOSHIBA TDP-TW350U DLP Projector / Toshiba TDP-TW350U:

Toshiba's TDP-TW350U is the company's premier DLP (digital light processing) projector for superior presentations in large-scale venues such as auditoriums and lecture halls. The projector includes remote network management, extensive multimedia connectivity and automatic two-way digital keystone correction. he projector includes remote network management, extensive multimedia connectivity and automatic two-way digital keystone correction.
Panasonic PT-D5600UL
Panasonic PT-D5600UL
Weight: 39 pounds
List Price: $6,733.99
Price: $5,481.95

Review PT-D5600UL DLP Proj XGA 2000:1 5000 Lumens 32 Lbs / Panasonic PT-D5600UL:

Panasonic's vision of the digital future is driven by the needs and aspirations of its business customers and millions of consumers around the world who use its products every day. The company shares their dream to live a fuller life by providing ways of working smarter and enjoying the rewards of technological advances.
Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA
Hewlett Packard L1675A#ABA
Weight: 2 pounds
Price: $3,274.38

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!.
Canon 1705B002AA
Canon 1705B002AA
Price: $5,999.00

Review LV-7575 LCD Multimedia Proj / Canon 1705B002AA:

Providing a powerful brightness of 5500 lumens, the LV-7575 projects images up to 400" diagonal. Designed for large venues, it features advanced multimedia connectivity, functionality and flexibility. Canon's LV-7575 utilizes highly efficient optics and a.
In Focus LP120
In Focus LP120
Dimentions: 4 x 10 x 2 inches
Price: $1,599.00
Key features In Focus LP120
  • Built-in speaker, remote control
  • Portable, weighs less than 2 pounds; 2-year warranty
  • Remanufactured to like-new condition; includes 90-day warranty
  • Native XGA 1,024 x 768 resolution
  • 2000:1 contrast ratio, 1,000 ANSI lumens of brightness
  • Model: Remanufactured InFocus LP120 LCD Projector

Review Remanufactured InFocus LP120 LCD Projector / In Focus LP120:

Forget what youve heard about mobile projection. InFocus delivers with the LP120, a revolutionary projector with the size, shape and robust functionality thats redefining mobile projection. Weighing just 1. 98-pounds, the ultra-hip, ultra-powerful LP120 packs full projection functionality into its space-age magnesium frame, so you dont sacrifice features for mobility. Since the LP120 is designed to tuck into your briefcase right next to your laptop, taking your show on the road has never been so easy.
Toshiba TLPXD2000EU
Toshiba TLPXD2000EU
Dimentions: 19.68 x 19.68 x 19.68 inches
Weight: 5.51 pounds

Review Toshiba TLP XD2000 - LCD projector - 2000 ANSI lumens - XGA (1024 x 768) - 4:3 / Toshiba TLPXD2000EU:

Reliability. Performance. Technology. Leadership. The Toshiba name means all this and more. Toshiba builds upon this heritage by delivering the industry's most innovative, high-quality solutions. PRODUCT FEATURES:Attractive design;High security (password function and panel lock);Easy set-up;Easy to use.
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