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CONNECT DLP™ PROJECTORS TO A WIDE RANGE OF DEVICES

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SELECTING THE RIGHT PROJECTOR CAN SOMETIMES BE A DAUNTING TASK. HOWEVER, WHEN YOUR PROJECTOR INCLUDES DLP™TECHNOLOGY FROM TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, YOU CAN BE SURE IT WILL OFFER BRILLIANT CONTRAST AND VIBRANT IMAGES. THIS ULTIMATE

GUIDE, OFFERS A BROAD LISTING OF DLP™ FRONT PROJECTORS AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION (AUGUST 2005). THIS

COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF DLP™ PROJECTORS CAN PROVIDE VALUABLE INFORMATION WHEN CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A

FRONT PROJECTOR. WHILE NON-EXHAUSTIVE, THIS GUIDE CAN HELP YOU MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR BUYING DECISION.

The use of multimedia projectors is evolving rapidly, as more and more people discover the amazing big screenexperience. From watching movies at home or playing video games on a 20 foot screen to giving compellingpresentations that captivate the audience, projectors are becoming an integral part of life. Because of the tremendousflexilibility of DLP technology, you are sure to find a projector that fits your exact needs. There are several criteria thatshould be considered when looking to purchase a new projector. The following information should help you determinethe projector that will be the perfect fit.

DLP - PROJECTING BEYOND EXPECTATIONS

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Projection Applications Following is a summary of various applications referred to in this guide and recommendations of projector specifications best suitedfor each application.

Teaching & Training

Depending upon the situation, you may wish to use pico

portable or micro portable projectors, according to your

requirements in terms of mobility. By the same manner, you

should attempt to choose a machine in which the resolution and

brightness are appropriate based on the type of images to be

displayed (video and/or data) and the amount of light in the

room. Generally speaking, an XGA projector with at least 1200

lumen will suffice.

Mobile Sales (Road Warriors)

Weight is a primary concern for this category of projector use.

Typically 3 lbs. or less is usually preferred. In addition to the

weight, keystone adjustment and range of focus and zoom are

the key features to consider. The capacity to directly connect a

USB key or a PCMCIA card containing your presentation also

has a major advantage in terms of efficiency and time saving.

A luminosity level between 1200 and 2000 lumens will be

generally sufficient.

Meeting or Conference Rooms

Projectors having a broad range of functionalities here are very

much appreciated. Indeed, a conference room is characterized

by the fact it can be utilized by various types of people over

time. A luminosity of 1500 lumens is generally preferred. The

weight and the size of meeting room projectors are not as

significant factors, since it does not, by vocation, have to be

regularly moved. It is evident that in different corporate or

institutional settings, the size of the space may vary greatly. As

the size of the room grows, the probability of using portable

projectors is reduced with a preference of fixed ultra portable

models, and the importance of high light output increases. Good

contrast ratios are always important when considering

projectors for these applications.

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Large Conference Rooms, Venues…

The machines dedicated to this type of application must

have very high light output (typically 4,000 lumens or

higher) and high resolution (imperative SXGA), because

of the long projection distance. In addition, many

additional functionalities may be significant in your

selection criteria (such as the aptitude to function in

24/24 mode thanks to a dual lamp system allowing the

lamps to take turns one after the other, or “intelligent”

systems making it possible to combine several

projectors to create complex visual scenes, etc)

Home Theater

Home theater projectors have a number of different

features that differentiate them from those used in office

situations, although it is important to note that an

increasing number of people are taking home office

projectors to get that “Home Theater” experience, or for

sports events such as football or baseball games. For

people looking for a permanent projector for home use,

the scope is very broad, with base-line prices now within

reach of most households.

The main criteria to look for in this category are:

• Aspect ratio – It’s important, if you’re going to be playing DVD or other movie sources (such as recorded HDTV wide aspect) to ensure you get a

projector that has a 16:9 wide aspect ratio. This is not the case with most office use projectors, though most projectors can be set up to produce a

16:9 ratio via the on-screen menu.

• Noise level –If you plan on using your projector

in a quiet room at home, fan noise can be an

issue. Make sure you check that the noise level

of the projector’s fan is acceptable,

• Light output – Even in a darkened room, if you

want to get a crisp, clear picture with good

contrast levels, make sure your projector is

bright enough for acceptable viewing.

• Resolution – If you plan to view HDTV images,

make sure the projector is HDTV compatible.

This is often the case, however it’s better to

check first!

• Aesthetics – in the home, this is of course even

more important than in the office.

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ASK PROXIMA ASK PROXIMA BARCOMODEL NAME >>>> C170

FEATURES

Brightness (Lumens):

Contrast Full On/Off:

Weight:

Size (inches) (HxWxD):

Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2000 ANSI

1500:1

5.2 lbs.

2.9 x 8.6 x 10.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*,

Economy Mode Lamp

$ 1,999

M2 +

1400 ANSI

1100:1

2.4 lbs.

2.5 x 7.8 x 6.1

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,799

RLM H5 Performer

4500 ANSI

1000:1

67.0 lbs.

12.5 x 27.8 x 27.9

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Picture-in-Picture

$ 22,350

Other models in thisseries: C110 M1

RLM R6+ Performer RLM G5i Performer

BARCO BARCO BARCOMODEL NAME >>>> Galaxy 4LL+

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

4000 ANSI

1250:1

124 lbs.

16.1 x 20.8 x 31.3

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

Digital Zoom, D.K.C.*,

3-D Projection

N/A

SLM R9+ Performer

9000 ANSI

1700:1

124.0 lbs.

16.9 x 23.0 x 34.5

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA)

Picture-in-Picture

$ 58,500

SLM R12 + Performer

11500 ANSI

1000:1

124. lbs.

23.0 x 34.5 x 16.9

1400 x 1050 Pixels

N/A

Picture-in-Picture

$ 69,900

Other models in thisseries:

Galaxy 6 Classic +,Galaxy 9 HC +,Galaxy 12 HB +

BARCO BARCO BENQMODEL NAME >>>> XLM H25

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

27000 ANSI

1200:1

396.8 lbs.

24.8 x 31.9 x 61.5

2048 x 1080 Pixels

1.9:1 (SXGA)

N/A

N/A

Barco Reality SIM 4

1500 ANSI

1300:1

44.1 lbs.

20.1 x 11.7 x 10.9

1280 x 1024 Pixels

(SXGA)

OSEM, ESEM

Simulation, Virtual Reality, Planetarium

N/A

PE 7700

1100 ANSI

2500:1

12.0 lbs.

NA

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Picture-in-Picture

$ 3,299


BARCO • Reality SIM 4

BARCO • Galaxy 4LL+

BARCO • SLM R12+ Performer

BARCO • SLM R9+ Performer

BARCO • RLM H5 Performer

ASK Proxima • M2+

ASK Proxima • C170

BARCO • XLM H25

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Training, Teaching, Mobile Sales Small to Mid-size conference/meeting rooms Mid to Large-size conference/meeting rooms Large conference/venue Home-theater

*D.K.C. : Digital Keystone Correction. ** Prices are indicative and non-contractual

BENQ • PE 7700

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Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1000 ANSI

6000:1

20.0 lbs.

7.7 x 19.4 x 15.5

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Digital Zoom,

Picture-in-Picture

N/A

PB 2250

2200 ANSI

2000:1

4.2 lbs.

2.4 x 9.4 x 7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Picture-in-Picture

$ 2,995

PB 6240

2700 ANSI

2000:1

6.4 lbs.

3.8 x 10.3 x 8.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,999

Other models in thisseries: PB 2240, PB 2140, PB 2120 PB 6210, PB 6110

BENQ BENQ BOXLIGHTMODEL NAME >>>> PB 8260

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

3500 ANSI

2000:1

8.4 Ibs

4.2 x 12.6 x 9.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


N/A

PE 5120

1100 ANSI

2000:1

6.4 lbs.

3.9 x 10.3 x 8.5

854 x 480 Pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,295

Raven

1600 ANSI

1200:1

4.5 lbs.

3.8 x 10.0 x 7.9

800 x 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,399


PB 8250, PB 8240, PB 8140,PB 7230 SD-650z

BOXLIGHT CASIO CHRISTIEMODEL NAME >>>> CD-727x

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2600 ANSI

2000:1

7.8 Ibs

3.5 x 12.9 x 9.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

N/A

$ 2,099

XJ-560

3000 ANSI

2000:1

5.9 lbs.

2.5 x 10.9 x 8.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

Picture-in-Picture

$ 3,700

DS+25

2500 ANSI

2000:1

7.7 lbs.

3.4 x 11.0 x 9.6

1400 x 1050 Pixels

3:4 (SXGA+)

D.K.C.*

N/A

Other models in thisseries: XJ-360 DS30, DS30W, DS-25W

BENQ • PE 8720

BENQ • PB 8260

BOXLIGHT • Raven

BENQ • PB 6240

BENQ • PE 5120

BOXLIGHT CD-727x

CASIO • XJ-560

BENQ • PB 2250



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FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

DS+8K

8000 ANSI

1500:1

72.0 lbs.

12.3 x 26.0 x 22.3

1400x1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

Digital Zoom, D.K.C*,

Lens Shift, Picture-in-Picture

N/A

Roadster S+16K

14000 ANSI

1500:1

140.0 lbs.

15.1 x 24.5 x 32.1

Native Resolution: Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)


Lens Shift, Short-focus Lens

N/A


DS+60, DS+5K, DW6K, DW3K Roadster S+12K

CHRISTIE

CHRISTIE CHRISTIE

MODEL NAME >>>>

Mirage S+8K

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

8000 ANSI

1500:1

75.0 lbs.

12.3 x 26.0 x 22.3

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)


Lens Shift, 3-D Projection

N/A

Roadie 25K

25000 ANSI

1500:1

260 lbs.

20.5 x 25.6 x 49.0

2048 x 1080 Pixels

2:1



N/A

Matrix 4000

4000 ANSI

1500:1

72.0 lbs

12.3 x 22.3 x 26.0

1400x1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)



Virtual Reality & Simulation

N/A


Mirage S+14K, Mirage S+4K,Mirage S+2K

Matrix 3000, Matrix 2000

CHRISTIE • Matrix 4000

DELL • 1100MP

CHRISTIE • Roadie 25K

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


CHRISTIE • DS+8k

Roadster S+16K

Mirage S+ 8k

Cine VERSUM • Cine VERSUM 120

Cine VERSUM • Cine VERSUM 80 + Master

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DELL • 3400MP

Cine VERSUM DELL DELLCine VERSUM 80 + Master

1000 ANSI

3000:1

48.5 lbs

7.4 x 17.5 x 18.4

1280 x 720

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

from $ 19,995

1100MP

1400 ANSI

2100:1

4.9 lbs.

4.0 x 9.9 x 8.4

800 x 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 749

3400MP

1500 ANSI

2100:1

2,4 lbs.

2.9 x 6.0 x 8.0

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,399

Cine VERSUM 70, 60, 50 3300MP, 2300MP

CINEVERSUMCine VERSUM 120 + Master

1500 ANSI

2500:1

55.0 lbs.

11.2 x 23.9 x 27.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Lens Shift

N/A

Cine VERSUM 110

powered by Barco

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DELL DELL DELTAMODEL NAME >>>> 4100MP

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Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2200 ANSI

2000:1

6.5 lbs.

4.5 x 11.9 x 9.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


Picture-in-Picture

$ 1,699

5100MP

3300 ANSI

2500 :1

8.2 lbs.

4.5 x 13.0 x 10.3

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4 :3 (SXGA+)

D.K.C.*, Picture-In-Picture

$ 3,499

DP-3616

1500 ANSI

1200:1

3.9 lbs.

2.7 x 10.2 x 7.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

N/A

Other models in thisseries: DP-3628

DELTA DELTA DepthQMODEL NAME >>>> AV-3618 Plus

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2500 ANSI

2000:1

7.6 lbs.

3.5 x 12.9 x 9.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

N/A

HT-7601

750 ANSI

2300:1

N/A

N/A

1280 X 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)


N/A

Infocus™ DepthQ™

1600 ANSI

2000:1

6.8 lbs.

4.2 x 9.8 x 12.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C*, 3-D Projection

$ 3,495


AV-3618, AV-2618 Plus,AV-2618 HT-7600

DIGITAL PROJECTION DIGITAL PROJECTION DIGITAL PROJECTIONMODEL NAME >>>> iVision 20 HD

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1200 ANSI

4000:1

6.0 lbs.

3.7 X 10.9 X 9.2

1280 X 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

N/A

dVision sx+

5000 ANSI

5000:1

33.0 lbs.

7.9 x 19.7 x 15.7

1400x1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

Lens Shift

N/A

MERCURY HD

1750 ANSI

2400:1

51.8 lbs.

10.5 x 20.9 x 20.7

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Lens Shift

$ 29,995


iVision HD-7, iVision HD-X,iVision 20 sx+ iVision sx+

dVision HDMERCURY 5000gv,MERCURY 5000HD

DELTA • AV-3618 Plus

DELTA • DP-3616

DIGITAL PROJECTION • Mercury HD

DELTA • HT-7601

InFocus™ DepthQ™

DIGITAL PROJECTION • dVision sx+

DIGITAL PROJECTION • iVision 20 HD

DELL • 4100MP



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DUKANE

MODEL NAME >>>> X3

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

3460 ANSI

4300:1

77.2 lbs.

11.0 x 27.4 x 21.7

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

N/A

Dream Weaver 3

1200 ANSI

3000:1

9.7 lbs

5.0(H) x 17.3 (W)

1280 x 720

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

N/A

ImagePro 8761

2500 ANSI

1600:1

7.2 lbs.

4.7 x 10.2 x 11.8

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 3,875

Other models in thisseries: Dream Weaver PLUS

Dream Weaver 2

ImagePro 8759

DUKANEDUKANEMODEL NAME >>>> ImagePro 8746 A

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1400 ANSI

1100:1

2.4 lbs.

2.5 x 7.8 x 6.1

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 4,070

ImagePro 7300

1600 ANSI

2000:1

6.8 lbs.

4.2 x 9.8 x 12.5

800 x 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,223


DIGITAL PROJECTION DIGITAL PROJECTION DIGITAL PROJECTIONMODEL NAME >>>> Titan 6000sx+

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

6000 ANSI

1600:1

48.4 lbs.

8.7 x 19.5 x 20.0

1400x1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

Lens Shift

N/A

HIGHlite 6000Dsx+

5000 ANSI

800:1

95.0 lbs.

12.2 x 22.0 x 26.9

1280 x 1024 Pixels

5:4 (SXGA)

Digital Zoom

$ 51,995

LIGHTNING Pro 30sx+

16000 ANSI

1800:1

249 lbs.

17.1 x 28.4 x 43.2

1400 x 1050

N/A

Lens Shift

N/A

Other models in thisseries: HIGHlite 4000Dsx

LIGHTNING 35 HDLIGHTNING 28sx

DIGITAL PROJECTION • HIGHlite 6000Dsx

DREAM VISION • X3

DIGITAL PROJECTION • LIGHTNING Pro 30sx+

DUKANE • ImagePro 8761

DREAM VISION • Dream Weaver 3


DUKANE • ImagePro 8746 A

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DIGITAL PROJECTION • Titan 6000sx+



DREAM VISIONDreamy

850 ANSI

2400:1

5.3 lbs.

4.1 x 10.9 x 9.3

854x480 Pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,395

DREAM VISION • Dreamy

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MODEL NAME >>>> TransVision 4

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Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1500 ANSI

3000:1

14.0 lbs.

4.5 x 11.0 x 11.3

1290 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 6,495

EIP-3500

3500 ANSI

2000:1

9.3 lbs.

3.5 x 12.2 x 11.1

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

Digital Zoom, D.K.C.*

$ 4,495


DWINTransVision 3E

1200 ANSI

3000:1

15.0 lbs.

5.0 x 13.5 x 13.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Digital Zoom, Lens Shift

$ 11,950

EIKI EIKIMODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

EIP-4500

4500 ANSI

1000:1

32.7 lbs.

7.6 x 16.2 x 18.5

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


Lens Shift

$ 6,995

EIP-10V

1800 ANSI

2200:1

10.4 lbs.

3.6 x 14.7 x 11.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Digital Zoom

$ 4,495


HP HPHPMODEL NAME >>>> mp2210

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1500 ANSI

2200:1

2.4 lbs.

2.4 x 7.9 x 6.5

1600 x 1200 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,499

mp3135

1800 ANSI

2000:1

3.8 lbs.

2.9 x 7.8 x 9.0

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,299

vp6320c

2000 ANSI

2500:1

7.7 lbs.

4.4 x 11.6 x 10.7

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,499

Other models in thisseries: mp3135w, mp3130

vp6320b, vp6320, vp6310c,vp6310b, vp6310

EIKI • EIP-10V

DWIN • TransVision 3E

Eiki • EIP-3500

Eiki • EIP-4500



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DUKANEImagePro 9066

1500 ANSI

3000:1

13.0 lbs.

12.3 x 15.0 x 12.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 10,488


HP • mp3135

HP • mp2210

HP • vp6320c

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KNOLL SYSTEMS

MODEL NAME >>>>

LP600

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2000 ANSI

1000:1

5.3 lbs.

2.9 x 8.6 x 10.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,699

LP120

1000 ANSI

2000:1

2.0 lbs.

2.1 x 9.8 x 3.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 1,499

HD 102

800 ANSI

2000:1

6.8 lbs.

4.2 x 9.8 x 12.5

854 x 480 pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

N/A

N/A

Other models in thisseries: LP70+

KNOLL SYSTEMSKNOLL SYSTEMSMODEL NAME >>>> HD 284FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1200 ANSI

2800:1

9.5 lbs

4.3 x 13.0 x 12.8

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WSXGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 7,399

HD 177

1000 ANSI

1400:1

9.5 lbs.

4.3 x 13.0 x 12.8

1024 x 576 Pixels

16:9 (WSVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 3,599

Other models in thisseries: HD 282

KNOLL SYSTEM • HD 102



HP INFOCUSMODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



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MSRP** (USD):

xp8010

2600 ANSI

800:1

13.2 lbs.

5.5 x 12.0 x 17.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 2,599

X3

1600 ANSI

2000:1

6.8 lbs.

4.2 x 9.8 x 12.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,199

Other models in thisseries: xp8020 X2, X1a

INFOCUS • LP600

INFOCUS • LP120

HP • xp8010

INFOCUS • X3

www.dlp.com



INFOCUS ScreenPlay 5700

1000 ANSI

800:1

9.3 lbs.

4.3 x 13.8 x 12.8

1024 x 768 Pixels

16:9 (WSVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,999

ScreenPlay 7210ScreenPlay 7205ScreenPlay 4805

INFOCUS • ScreenPlay 5700

INFOCUSScreenPlay 777

2000 ANSI

3000:1

44.4 lbs.

8.5 x 23.7 x 28.4

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 19,999

INFOCUS • ScreenPlay 777

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MSRP** (USD):

C400

2650 ANSI

1200:1

6.8 lbs.

3.4 x 11.2 x 8.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 1,999


LIESEGANG LIESEGANGMODEL NAME >>>> Piccadilly Plus

FEATURES



Weight:


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MSRP** (USD):

1500 ANSI

1500:1

4.4 lbs.

3.8 x 11 x 8.1

800 x 600 Pixels

16:9 (SVGA)

Digital Zoom,

Picture-in-Picture

$ 1,995

Luxor Plus

850 ANSI

2500:1

26.5 lbs.

6.2 x 17.1 x 14.7

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

$ 9,995

Other models in thisseries: Piccadilly Pro, Piccadilly Luxor

LIESEGANGddv 2500

2300 ANSI

1500:1

6.4 lbs.

3.4 x 11.2 x 8.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


Picture-in-Picture

$ 3,695

ddv 2300, ddv 2000

LITEONFP525D

1300 ANSI

1800:1

8.0 lbs.

4.1 x 11.8 x 10.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3, 16:9 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

N/A

MARANTZMODEL NAME >>>> VP-12S4

FEATURES



Weight:


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Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

700 ANSI

4500:1

28.6 lbs

5.2 x 15.9 x 18.6

1280x720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 14,499


VP-10S1

LEISEGANG • ddv 2500

LENOVO • C400

LEISEGANG • Luxor Plus

LITEON • FP525D

LEISEGANG • Piccadilly Plus



www.dlp.com

MARANTZ • VP-12S4

LENOVOM400

1100 ANSI

1800:1

2.4 lbs.

1.9 x 7.2 x 6.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 1,749

LENOVO • M400

LENOVOE500

1600 ANSI

2000:1

5.4 lbs.

3.8 x 8.1 x 11.0

800 x 600 Pixels

(SVGA)

N/A

$ 999

LENOVO • E500

MEGAPOWERml-620

2500 ANSI

1800:1

7.5 lbs.

13.0 x 10.8 x 4.1

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 2,199

MEGAPOWER • ml-620

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MITSUBISHI DIGITALMODEL NAME >>>>

XD110U

FEATURES



Weight:


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Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1700 ANSI

2000:1

5.5 lbs.

3.4 x 8.6 x 10.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

N/A

$ 1,395

XD490U

3000 ANSI

2200:1

6.5 lbs.

3.5 x 11.8 x 9.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Picture-in-Picture,

$ 3,995

SE2U

1500 ANSI

2000:1

6.4 lbs.

4.2 x 11.1 x 9.0

800x600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 995


SD110U, XD60U XD450U, XD400UES100U, EX100U

MITSUBISHI DIGITAL MITSUBISHI DIGITAL

NEC

HC2000

700 ANSI

3600:1

12.2 lbs.

5.9 x 17 x 12.1

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Special Lens Shift,

BrilliantColor™

$ 10,999

PocketProjector

N/A-250 luxe

N/A

< 1.0 lbs.

1.9 X 4.9 X 3.9

800 X 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

N/A

Mobile Sales, Mobile Cinema

$ 799

HT510

1000 ANSI

1200:1

6.6 lbs.

5.2 x 7.4 x 13.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 1,495

HC3000, HC900U, HC100U

HT1100, HT410

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


MITSUBISHI DIGITALMODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

XD2000U

3000 ANSI

2000:1

19.9 lbs.

3.4 x 8.6 x 10.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

N/A

Other models in thisseries: XD1000U

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC • XD110U

MITSUBISHI DIGITAL • PocketProjector

NEC • HT510

MITSUBISHI DIGITAL • HC2000

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC • SE2U



www.dlp.com



NECWT610

2000 ANSI

3500:1

13.0 lbs.

8.9 x 15.0 x 11.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Short-focus Lens

$ 6,995

NECLT265

2500 ANSI

1600:1

6.4 lbs.

4.8 x 10.2 x 12.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,995

LT245NEC • LT265

NEC • WT610

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NEC OLYMPUS

OPTOMA

LT20

1500 ANSI

2000:1

2.2 lbs.

2.9 x 7.8 x 5.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,995

EP729

1600 ANSI

2200:1

2.2 lbs.

2.5 x 6.9 x 7.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,595

VP-1

1000 ANSI

2000:1

2.4 lbs.

1.9 x 7.1 x 6.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


Picture-in-Picture

$ 1,799

EP719

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

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Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


OPTOMAEzPro 739

2000 ANSI

2000:1

5.3 lbs.

4.1 x 10.4 x 9.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,999

EzPro 745, EzPro 738,EzPro 732H

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


Nec • LT20

OPTOMA • EzPro 739

NECLT180

2000 ANSI

1000:1

6.4 lbs.

4.4 x 7.4 x 13.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,995

Nec • LT180



www.dlp.com

OLYMPUS • VP-1

OPTOMAH31

850 ANSI

3000:1

5.0 lbs.

3.4 x 10.7 x 8.3

854 x 480 Pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 1,299

H57, H27

OPTOMA • H31

OPTOMA OPTOMA OPTOMAEzPro 759

2300 ANSI

2000:1

6.6 lbs.

10.9 x 8.9 x 3.3

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 6,995

H78DC3

800 ANSI

4000:1

16.5 lbs.

5.3 x 16.9 x 12.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 6,999

MovieTime DV10

1000 ANSI

4000:1

7.8 lbs.

4.6 x 14.5 x 10.7

854 x 480 Pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

D.K.C.*, DVD Player

$ 1,495

EzPro 758EzPro 751

H79, H77

OPTOMA • H78DC8

OPTOMA • MoveTime DV10

OPTOMA • EzPro 759

OPTOMA • EP729

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PLUS PLUSV-332

1200 ANSI

2000:1

2.9 lbs

1.8 x 7.3 x 6.9

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 3,195

U4-237

2000 ANSI

2000:1

3.3 lbs

2.0 x 7.5 x 9.5

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 3,595

V3-131 V4-232h

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

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Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


PANASONIC PANASONIC PANASONICPT-D3500U

3500 ANSI

1600:1

17.4 lbs.

6.6 x 13.1 x 16.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

Digital Zoom, D.K.C.*, Lens

Shift

$ 7,500

D5500U

5000 ANSI

1600:1

32.2 lbs.

6.6 x 20.8 x 16.7

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 12,000

PT-D7700U

7000 ANSI

4000:1

48.5 lbs.

7.9 x 20.9 x 21.3

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)


Picture-in-Picture, Lens Shift

$ 35,000

D55OOUL PT-DW7000U

PLUS • U4-237

PANASONIC • PT-D7700U

PANASONIC • D5500U

PANASONIC • PT-D3500U

www.dlp.com



PIXADHT-200

1800 ANSI

2200:1

10.0 lbs

3.6" x 14.7" X 11.4"

1024 X 768 Pixels

4:3 & 16:9 (XGA)

Digital Zoom, D.K.C., DVD

player

$ 4,999

DHT-300

PIXA • DHT-200

PLUS PLUSU5-632

3000 ANSI

2000:1

4.0 lbs.

2.4 x 8.5 x 9.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 3,695

U7-137

3500 ANSI

2000:1

6.8 lbs.

3.3 x 10.1 x 12.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 4,995

U5-112, U5-111 U7-132, U7-132h

PLUS • U7-137

PLUS • U5-632

PLUS • V-332

PROJECTIONDESIGNF1+ XGA

3000 ANSI

2000:1

6.5 lbs

3.5 x 9.6 x 10.9

1024 x 768

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Multiple Lens Option,

3-D Projection

Simulation

$ 6,499

PROJECTION DESIGN • F1 + XGA

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PROJECTIONDESIGN

MODEL NAME >>>>

F1 SXGA+

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2500 ANSI

2500:1

6.5 lbs.

3.5 x 10.9 x 9.6

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

D.K.C.*

$ 13,000


PROJECTIONDESIGN

RADIOSHACK

MODEL NAME >>>>

F3 SXGA+

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

5500 ANSI

7500:1

33.0 lbs.

7.9 x 15.7 x 19.7

1400x1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 19,000

Cinego D-1000

900 ANSI

1500:1

7.5 lbs.

4.1 x 11.8 x 10.4

854x480 Pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

DVD Player,

Separate Sub-Woofer

$ 1,299


F3 XGAPROJECTION DESIGN • F3 SXGA+

RADIO SHACK • Cinego D-1000

PROJECTION DESIGN • F1 SXGA+



www.dlp.com

RUNCOCL-410

800 ANSI

2500:1

25 lbs.

6.7 x 14.9 x 16.4

1024 x 576 Pixels

16:9

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 3,495

RUNCOCL-810

1250 ANSI

3100:1

34 lbs.

8.9 x 19.7 x 18.2

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 10,995

CL-610, CL-610LT

RUNCOReflexion VX-5000d

1700 ANSI

4400:1

73.0 lbs.

10.0 x 20.9 x 27.8

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

Lens Shift

$ 26,995

VX-5000d CineWide, VX-4000d CineWide,VX-4000d, VX-1000d CineWide,VX-1000d

RUNCO RUNCOVideo Xtreme VX-50d

6000 ANSI

1800:1

89.0 lbs.

12.2 x 29.1 x 12.2

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

Lens Shift

N/A

VX-2C

2500 ANSI

2800:1

81.0 lbs.

9.9 x 20.9 x 2.9

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 39,995

VX-80d, VX-60d, VX-40d VX-2C CineWide

RUNCO • CL-410

RUNCO • CL-810

RUNCO • Reflexion VX-5000d

RUNCO • Video Xtreme VX-50d

RUNCO • VX-2C

PROJECTIONDESIGNAction! model one mk III

1000 ANSI

4000 : 1

6.5 lbs

3.5 x 10.9 x 9.6

1280 x 720 pixels

16 : 9

D.K.C.*

$ 10,995

Action! model one mk II,Action! model twoAction! model three (F3 chassis)

PROJECTION DESIGN • Action! model one mk III

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MSRP** (USD):

NoteVision XR-1X

1100 ANSI

2000:1

3.2 lbs.

2.5 x 9.7 x 4.8

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


Lens Shift

$ 2,495


XR-1S

SHARP

SHARP SHARP

MODEL NAME >>>>

NoteVision XR-20X

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2300 ANSI

2000:1

8.6 lbs.

4.7 x 12.4 x 11.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

N/A

$ 1,995

DT-100

1000 ANSI

2000:1

8.6 lbs.

4.7 x 12.4 x 11.6

854 X 480 pixels

16:9 (WVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,299

XG-PH50X

4000 ANSI

1000:1

32.7 lbs.

7.6 x 16.2 x 18.5

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 6,995


XR-20S, XR-10X, XR-10S

DT-400 XG-MB70X,XG-PH50X-NL, PG-MB60X

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


SHARP • Notevision XR-1X

SHARP • XR-20X

SHARP • XG-PH50X

SHARP • DT-100

www.dlp.com



SAMSUNGSPH-700AE

700 ANSI

2800:1

19.8 lbs.

7.0 x 15.1 x 16.7

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 11,999

SAMSUNG • SPH-700AE

SIM2EVSX1

2000 ANSI

2500:1

11.0 lbs.

6.9 x 13.9 x 12.5

1400 x 1050 Pixels

4:3 (SXGA+)


$ 8,995

SHARP XV-12000 MARK II

1000 ANSI

7000:1

20.7 lbs.

7.0 x 18.7 x 16.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)


Lens Shift

$ 10,999

XV-Z12000, XV-Z10000, XV-Z2000

SIM2Domino 18

850 ANSI

1800:1

11.2 lbs.

6.6 x 13.8 x 12.5

1024 x 576 Pixels

16:9

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 4,495

Domino 30H, Domino 20H

SIM2Grand Cinema C3X

2500 ANSI

6500:1

24.0 lbs.

7.5 x 17.1 x 16.9

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 19,990

SIM2 • EVSX1

SHARP • XV-12000 MARK II

SIM2 • Grand Cinema C3X

SIM2 • Domino 18

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MSRP** (USD):

HT300 E

850 ANSI

3500:1

12.8 lbs.

6.8 x 13.8 x 12.5

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 9,995

Other models in thisseries: HT300 E Link, HT280 H

SIM2 STUDIO EXP.

MODEL NAME >>>>

HT500 E

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2000 ANSI

4800:1

77.0 lbs.

8.3 x 21.1 x 24.2

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*, Lens Shift

$ 32,995

Premier 50HD

1000 ANSI

1700:1

11.0 lbs.

3.9 x 13.4 x 9.8

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)


$ 8,500


HT500 LINK Premier 30HD

TOSHIBA TOSHIBA TOSHIBA

MODEL NAME >>>>

TDP-T40U

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1800 ANSI

2000:1

6.6 lbs.

3.6 x 11.2 x 10

800 x 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 999

TPD-T98U

2500 ANSI

2000:1

6.2 lbs.

4.0 x 11.7 x 10.5

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 2,299

TPD-T250U

3000 ANSI

2000:1

10.8 lbs.

4.5 x 13.4 x 12.4

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

N/A


TPD-SC25U, TPD-SW25U,TDP-S20U, TDP-SW20U

TDP-T91U, TPD-T90,TDP-TW90UU

SIM2 • HT500 E

SIM2 • HT300 E

TOSHIBA • TDP-T250U



STUDIO EXP. • Premier 50HD



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TOSHIBA TOSHIBA TOSHIBATDP-TW300U

3000 ANSI

2000:1

12.0 lbs.

4.5 x 13.4 x 13.0

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 3,199

TDP-MT200

700 ANSI

2000:1

6.3 lbs.

4.0 x 11.75 x 10.5

854 x 480 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 1,799

TDP-MT700

1000 ANSI Lumnens

2000:1

9 lbs

4.0 x 11.7 x 10.8

1280 x 720

16:9

Faroudja DCDi

$ 3,499

TDP-MT800

TOSHIBA • TDP-MT200

TOSHIBA • TDPMT700

TOSHIBA • TDP-TW300U

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VIDIKRON VISION VIDIKRON VISION

VIDIKRON VISIONMODEL NAME >>>>

Model 30ET

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

1100 ANSI

2150:1

31.5 lbs.

7.0 x 17.8 x 17.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 6,995

Model 40ET

950 ANSI

1600:1

15.0 lbs.

4.8 x 15.8 x 13.6

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C.*

$ 8,995

Model 100

3500 ANSI

2000:1

65 lbs.

9.5 x 23.6 x 26.8

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

D.K.C*

$ 29,995


Model 30Model 40, Model 20ET,Model 20

VIEWSONIC

XEROX YAMAHAMODEL NAME >>>>

PJ755D

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):

2700 ANSI

2000:1

7.5 lbs.

3.9 x 13.0 x 10.6

1024x768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 2,699

DP1015

1500 ANSI

900:1

3.5 lbs.

2.7 x 9.0 x 7.6

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)

N/A

$ 1,799

DPX-1200

800 ANSI

5000:1

30.4 lbs.

7.9 x 19.5 x 18.3

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)


$ 12,495

Other models in thisseries: DP1011 DPX-1100

XEROX • DP 820

MODEL NAME >>>>

FEATURES



Weight:


Native Resolution:

Aspect Ratio:

Special Features:

Applications:

MSRP** (USD):


VIDIKRON VISION • Model 50

VIDIKRON VISION • Model 40ET

VIDIKRON VISION • Model 30ET

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VIDIKRON VISIONModel 50

1225 ANSI

3000:1

46.5 lbs.

9.0 x 22.0 x 19.0

1280 x 720 Pixels

16:9 (WXGA)

N/A

$ 9,995

XEROXDP 820

1600 ANSI

N/A

4.5 lbs.

3.8 x 9.9 x 7.9

800 x 600 Pixels

4:3 (SVGA)

D.K.C.

$ 999

VIEWSONICPJ255D

1100 ANSI

2000:1

2.0 lbs.

2.2 x 7.8 x 5.8

1024 x 768 Pixels

4:3 (XGA)


$ 2,199

PJ256D

VIDIKRON VISION • Model 100

VIEWSONIC • PJ755D

YAMAHA • DPX-1200

XEROX • DP1015

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BrightnessThe brightness of a projector is measured in ANSI Lumens. As the brightness of the lamp increases, oftentimes, cost does as well. Brighter

projectors may also consume slightly more energy and release more heat (and thus, creating an increasing need for cooling which could

increase the fan noise). Essentially, the brightness necessary for the projector's operation is proportional to the ambient light in the room

it will be used. In a situation of half-light or in the dark, 500 to 800 ANSI Lumens can be sufficient. A brightness level of between 800 and

1500 ANSI Lumens constitutes an acceptable average in the case of using a projector in normal ambient light for rooms of average size.

For rooms of a larger size, the longer projection distance increases the need for higher lumens, since it's necessary to obtain a more

significant image size. This is why ultra portable projectors generally have an output beginning at 2000 ANSI Lumens, with the most

powerful of them exceeding 6 - 7,000 ANSI Lumens.

Contrast RatioPut simply, the contrast ratio corresponds to a ratio of luminosity between the clearest part of the projected image and the darkest part

or white versus black. In theory, we speak of white and black, but the operation mode of a projector (use of a luminous ray to project the

image) makes it difficult to approach perfect black. The contrast ratio is an important criterion for projectors that are generally used for

projecting detail images, eg. video images, as the contrast emphasizes them. On the other hand, if it is a question of projecting “data”

images (graphics, diagrams, etc), this criterion is less essential.

Pico Portables

Pico Portables are projectors which are generally less than 4 pounds in weight. The efficient design of DLP™ Technology created this

category and, in fact, it is the only technology found in projectors under 3 lbs. These projectors are intended primarily for those needing

portability such as professionals who travel frequently for whom weight and bulk are essential buying factors.

Micro Portables

Micro Portables are projectors used for environments which may only require occasional movement of the projector from place to place.

They typically weigh between 4 and 6 lbs. Their “portability” refers more to the simplicity of set-up (primarily in the simplicity of

adjustments etc.), which makes it easier to move them from one room to another, depending on the user's needs.

Ultra Portables

Lastly, Ultra Portables, while still mobile, typically range from 6 to 11 lbs. and are generally more powerful and of a larger size. They

are usually intended to remain in a single room: in this case, compactness is not necessary, nor is total simplicity of controls. These

projectors are characterized by their image quality much more than their portability.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROJECTORS

There are three main categories of video-projectors: Pico portables, Micro portables and Ultra Portables.Choosing the correct category should be your first consideration when selecting the right projector for your needs.

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Noise Levels

The ventilator used for the cooling of the lamp makes a noise, this is variable depending on the model you choose. Typically, fan noise is

more of an issue for projectors designed for home entertainment, but is rarely a factor otherwise.

Wireless Capabilities

“Wireless” projectors are currently seeing strong development. The absence of a video cable to connect them to the computer has the

advantage of simplicity: it is no longer necessary to be close to the projector to control its presentation.

If, for example, various presenters use the projector, it becomes possible for each to take turns in having the control of the machine.

ResolutionThis refers to the number of pixels in the projector’s matrix. It is expressed in the same manner as that of computer monitors (see table

below). Logically, the higher the resolution, the better the definition of the image. The greater part of current-day projectors are SVGA or

XGA, the first of course being cheaper than the second. Here again, the choice of resolution must be related to its use: if it is not absolutely

necessary to project detailed images, SVGA is perfectly suited; if it is a question of projecting more complex images (video, texts in small

characters, etc.), XGA will undoubtedly be preferable. As for SXGA projectors, they offer the highest image definition but are also typically

the most expensive and should be reserved for applications requiring very high image definition.

Various resolutions (ex: for a 4:3 image):

VGA 640 X 480 pixels XGA 1024 X 728 pixels

SVGA 800 X 600 pixels SXGA 1280 X 1024 pixels

Keystone Correction

Theoretically, a projector is best positioned just opposite the screen, so as to project the image without deforming it. Indeed, if a “skew”

in the image is projected, the normally rectangular image becomes trapezoidal. Keystone correction makes it possible to mitigate this

induced deformation, by rectifying the image and restoring its rectangular form. Nearly all projectors on the market have vertical keystone

correction, with a few that propose horizontal correction as well. This feature is particularly valuable when a projector is moved from

location to location.

Zoom and focal distance

The traditional distance between the screen and the video projector is 2.5 times the size of the base of the screen on which the image is

projected. Nevertheless, the space constraints can bring one to position the machine closer or further away, according to the situation. A

zoom thus makes it possible to adjust image size, the better the zoom, the more room one has to maneuver the installation of the projector.

In addition, if the distance from the screen is reduced, the use of a short-throw lens will make it possible to project an acceptable image

size, in spite of the lack of space.

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Anamorphic: The process ofcompressing wide screenimages that are in wide-screen(16:9) format into theframework of a standard 4:3television display.

ANSI Lumen: An ANSI Lumen isa standard unit of brightness asdefined by the AmericanNational Standards Institute.

Aspect Ratio: The ratio ofimage width to image height.

Chrominance: The color maskthat is superimposed on theluminance to create a colorimage.

CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow,and black): a scheme forcombining primary pigments.The C stands for cyan (aqua), Mstands for magenta (pink), Y isyellow, and K stands for black.

Color Temperature: A way ofmeasuring the “whiteness” of alight source.

Composite Video: Thecomposite video signal is onewhere the luminance andchrominance are mixedtogether.

Component Video: Videotransmission that uses threeseparate video lines: one forluminance (black & white), andthe remaining two for color.

Compression (image):minimizing the size in bytes of agraphics file without degradingthe quality of the image to anunacceptable level.

Contrast Ratio: The ratiobetween the darkest andlightest spot projected onto ascreen by a projector or visibleon a screen.

DAC: Digital-to-AnalogConverters, D/A convertersconvert a Digital signal to ananalog signal.

DTS: Digital Theatrical System,used for digital encoding anddecoding on six channels developed by DTS.

DTV: Digital TV broadcaststandard.

DVI: Digital Visual Interface - Adigital connection port found atthe back of digital projectors ormonitors for the input of imagesfrom computers.

ESEM: Electronic Soft EdgeMatching.

HDMI: High DefinitionMultimedia Interface

HDTV: High-DefinitionTelevision.

Interlaced Display: a display inwhich the lines are scannedalternately in two interwovenscans.

ICC: International ColorMatching, defines various colorstandard.

Keystone Correction:Correction, through mechanical,optical or digital means, of the“keystone” screening effect thathappens when a projector is notplaced directly facing aprojection surface.

Lens Shift: This feature allowsthe lens of a projector to beshifted either in the vertical orhorizontal plane.

Lines of Horizontal Resolution:often confused with “scanlines”. Lines of horizontalresolution refers to visuallyresolvable vertical lines perpicture height.

Lumen: See ANSI Lumen.

Native Resolution: This refersto the number of pixels in adisplay device.

NTSC: National TelevisionSystem Committee. NTSC iscommonly used to refer to thetype of television signal usedalmost exclusively in NorthAmerica.

OSD: One Screen Display.

OSEM: Optical Soft EdgeMatching.

PAL: Phrase Alternation Line – atype of television signal, used inmost parts of the World outsidethe USA.

Pixel: short for picture elementthe basic unit of programmablecolor on a computer display orin a computer image.

Progressive Video Output orProgressive Scan: Video signalin which all the lines making upthe image are displayed oneafter the other, from top tobottom in one single sweep.

RCA: Type of standard one pinplug generally used by thegeneral public to transport bothvideo and audio signals. Thisinterface is also known asCinch.

Resolution: the number ofpixels contained on a displaymonitor.

RGB: Video signal in which thechrominance is totally decodedin three primary colors – Red(R), Green (G) and Blue (B).

SVGA: Super Video GraphicsArray - An SVGA display has 800horizontal pixels and 600vertical pixels giving a totaldisplay resolution of 480,000individual pixels.

SXGA: Resolution - 1280 x 1024

S-Video: Term generally usedwhen speaking of S-VHS or Y/C

UXGA (Ultra XGA): A DisplayStandard referring to a displaycapable of a resolution of up to1600 by 1200 pixels.

VGA: Video Graphics Array - 640 x 480 pixels.

Widescreen: An aspect ratio of16:9.

Wi-Fi: Wireless Fidelity –generally referring to wirelesslocal area networks, based onthe IEEE 802.11 specification.

WSXGA: A class of SXGAdisplays with a width resolutionsufficient to create an aspectratio of 16:9.

WXGA: A class of XGA displayswith a width resolution sufficientto create an aspect ratio of16:9.

XGA: Extended Graphics Array,XGA-2 offers 800 by 600 pixelresolution in true color (16million colors) and 1,024 by 768resolution in 65,536 colors.

Y/C: Term generally used whenspeaking of a video standard inwhich the luminance (Y) and thechrominance (C) are separated.

YUV: Another name for aComponent signal.

YpbPr: Another term forComponent video.

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