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PowerLite G5000
Epson
$2,499Description:
The PowerLite G5000 is the latest addition to Epson’s line of installation projectors. This model offers XGA (1024x768) resolution, 4,000 lumens of brightness and a 3LCD chip. The G5000 is designed for easy installation and provides a great deal of positioning flexibility with a centered lens design, vertical/horizontal lens shift mechanism, and Epson’s Quick Corner function, an adjustment tool allowing for individual corner manipulation to fit the image to the screen.Average Reader Rating:
CP-WX410
Hitachi
$2,995Description:
This new LCD projector from Hitachi offers full widescreen capability at a 16:10 aspect ratio, native WXGA (1280x800) resolution and 3,000 lumens of image brightness. This model also provides a variety of connectivity options including HDMI, as well as automatic vertical keystone correction, input source naming, quick start and instant off functions, and closed-captioning.Average Reader Rating:
D732MX
Vivitek
$1,249Description:
The D732MX, Vivitek’s latest mobile projector, includes a built-in carrying handle and weighs just 7.3 pounds. It displays at XGA (1924x768) resolution and 3,200 lumens of brightness and has a 2,100:1 contrast ratio. Vivitek’s unique “Turbo-Charge Light Engine” enables a “boost” mode, which can add up to 130 percent more brightness when needed, and the casing has a flip-open top for quick and easy lamp replacement.Average Reader Rating:
EX70
Epson
$799Description:
The EX70 is Epson’s entry-level widescreen 3LCD projector. It displays WXGA (1366x768) resolution in a widescreen 16:10 aspect ratio at 2,000 lumens of brightness. Epson’s exclusive features include E-TORL technology, which offers increased energy effi iency and extended lamp life of up to 4,000 hours in economy mode, and “Instant On and Off,” which displays the startup screen in five seconds and turns off in four seconds for convenience and efficiency.Average Reader Rating:
TLP-XE30U
Toshiba
$1,119Description:
Toshiba’s new 3LCD projector model offers 3,000 lumens of brightness, XGA resolution, 600:1 contrast resolution, and innovative features in a lightweight and compact design. At just 6.2 pounds and with features including instant off, automatic vertical keystone correction, and digital zoom, this projector is intended to be highly portable.Average Reader Rating:
PLV-Z700
Sanyo
$1,995Description:
The PLV-Z700 is Sanyo’s entry-level HD projector. It achieves full 1080p resolution via a 3LCD chip, enabling the use of the most demanding high-definition sources.Average Reader Rating:
D825MS
Vivitek
$699 and $799Description:
Vivitek’s latest value-priced projectors each use DLP chips with BrilliantColor, and have 2,200 lumens of brightness and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. The D825MS has native SVGA (800x600) resolution, while the D825MX achieves native XGA (1024x768).Average Reader Rating:
CP-WX625
Hitachi
$8,995Description:
Hitachi’s new LCD-chip projector features a brightness of 4,000 ANSI lumens, WXGA (1024x768) resolution, a 2,000-hour hybrid filter, and networking functionality.Average Reader Rating:
- TDP-TW420U
Toshiba
$2,919Description:
Toshiba’s new model offers wireless capability and is the company’s first presentation solution with multiscreen functionality, allowing users to network up to four projectors from a single source computer to accommodate a variety of venue sizes. It features a fi lter-free DLP chip, as well as 4,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, XGA (1024x768) resolution and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, while weighing less than 10 pounds.Average Reader Rating:
SCP740
3M
$2,355Description:
3M aims to make big gains in the short-throw projector market with the SCP740, ideal for close presentations and interactive whiteboard applications. Achieving WXGA (1280x800) resolution and 2,600 lumens of brightness, this projector uses a DLP chip and incorporates 3M’s exclusive Vikuiti technology, which minimizes the shadows cast by a presenter on the screen.Average Reader Rating:
Unifi 45
Smart Technologies
$2,999Description:
SMART’s new Unifi 45 is a short-throw projector designed for use with interactive whiteboards, particularly SMART’s models, even including the discontinued 500 series. It offers 2,000 lumens of brightness, XGA resolution, and has a unique wall-mounted boom that protects the projector from damage by slowly collapsing from its installed postion and that extends between 37 ¼ to 47 ¼ inches, depending on board model.Average Reader Rating:
REALiS SX80
Canon
$3,999Description:
The SX80 achieves SXGA+ (1400x1050) resolution at a brightness of 3,000 lumens and a contrast ratio of 900:1, and also includes a selection of video and audio inputs including DVI-I and HDMI to support DVD or Blu-ray disc players.Average Reader Rating:
MPro110
3M
$359Description:
This tiny projector is an ultraportable, handheld model that uses battery power, which eliminates the need for electrical cords, and LEDs for light instead of a bulb, which allows for silent operation without any cooling fans. It can project data and video content from laptops or MP3 players such as iPods in image sizes from six to 50 inches.Average Reader Rating:
PJ558D DLP®
ViewSonic
$1,279.00Description:
ViewSonic's PJ558D projector features DLP technology that delivers amazingly crisp digital images. With 2, 500 lumens and an ultrahigh 2000: 1 contrast ratio (TYP) this portable projector lets you deliver multimedia lessons in the classroom or dynamic presentations in the boardroom with stunning visual impact.Average Reader Rating:
1409X DLP®
Dell
Starting Price $749.00Description:
Make your impression last long with effective and brilliant presentations with the 1409X Projectors from Dell™. Designed to be highly portable, it offers easy set up and operations for the on-the-go presentations.Average Reader Rating:
EP772 DLP
Optoma
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The Optoma EP772 delivers brilliant color clarity, sharp images and functionality in a sleek packaged form. Featuring high contrast ratio with a super-bright 3500 lumen range, the EP772 projects your vision from video source to screen.Average Reader Rating:
TDP-XP1U
Toshiba
$779.00Description:
The TDP-XP1U offers the in-demand features you need to put on a great show? Along with excellent sharpness, brightness and color, without taking a huge hit out of your budget.Average Reader Rating:
PG-F312X, PG-F262X, PG-F212X
Sharp
$1,245-$1,695Description:
Their new DLP chip projectors, the PG-F312X, PG-F262X, and PG-F212X, are marketed specifically for education and include features such as BrilliantColor technology.Average Reader Rating:
XD211U
Mitsubishi
$1,595Description:
This Mitsubishi model incorporates a DLP chip for XGA (1024x768) resolution, displays at a brightness of 2,200 lumens, and has an energy-efficient lamp that lasts up to 3,000 hours. At just six pounds, the projector is extremely portable, and the XD211U also boasts a useful and unique security feature: a removable control keypad that doubles as a remote.Average Reader Rating:
SP-P310ME
Samsung
$699.00Description:
Carry the Pocket Imager anytime, anywhere, without the bulk of traditional projectors or the hassles of complicated packaging. At just 1.5 lbs., it travels light. And measuring a slight 5" x 3.7" x 2", it packs easily into its streamlined carrying case.Average Reader Rating:
VT800
NEC
$999Description:
NEC’s VT800 projector displays at a brightness of 2,700 lumens, with other features including native XGA (1024x768) resolution, a contrast ratio of 500:1, up to 3,000 hours of lamp life, and a 5-watt speaker. 3D Reform technology squares the image by adjusting horizontally, vertically or diagonally when the projector cannot be placed parallel or perpendicular to the screen. Additionally, the VT800 features NEC’s HQV (Hollywood Quality Video) processing technology for improved video and data display, and Advanced AccuBlend, which ensures detailed images are projected when using non-XGA resolution sources.Average Reader Rating:
PT-F200 Series Projectors
Panasonic
$3,999 for the PT-F200U, and $4,499 for the PT-F200NTUDescription:
Panasonic has just released two LCD PT-F200 series projectors—the PT-F200U and the PT-F200NTU, which is equipped with WLAN (wireless local area network) capabilities.Average Reader Rating:
VPL-E Series
Sony
$910-$1,410Description:
Sony has expanded its entry-level line of education-suitable, LCD front projectors with four VPL-E series models, one of which is widescreen compact. The VPL-EX50 model offers 2,500 lumens, and the VPL-EX5, VPL-ES5 and VPL-EW5 (widescreen) provide 2,000 lumens each. The VPL-EX50 and VPL-EX5 models offer native XGA 1024x768 resolution, while the VPL-ES5 features SVGA (800x600) resolution. The widescreen VPL-EW5 has WXGA (1280x800) resolution. Sony’s “Off-and-Go” feature enables immediate shut down without waiting for the fan to shut off.Average Reader Rating:
PJ513DB
ViewSonic
$499Description:
ViewSonic’s PJ513DB DLP projector’s affordable price should be attractive to those in the K12 market. It is lightweight and portable at 5.7 pounds, offers 2,200 lumens of brightness and SVGA (800x600) native resolution, and has a 2,000:1 contrast ratio for vibrant colors and rich black levels. When connected to a DVD player, the projector’s multiple inputs and 720p and 1080i signal support provide high-defi nition content.Average Reader Rating:
500 series
Mitsubishi
Starting at $995Description:
Mitsubishi’s new series of XGA projectors includes the XD500U at 2,200 lumens, the XD510U at 2,600 lumens, the XD520U at 3,000 lumens and an SVGA (800x600) model, the SD 510U, at 2,200 lumens.Average Reader Rating:
SCP712
3M
$2,645Description:
The 3M SCP712 can stand alone as a tabletop projector, or it can be ceiling mounted if wall mounting is not practical. Features include 3M’s Vikuiti Super Close Projection technology, XGA (1024x768) resolution, and a maximum brightness of 2,000 lumens. Normal lamp life is 2,000 hours (3,000 in economy mode).Average Reader Rating:
BX22
LG Electronics
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LG’s integrated cooling and noise control design (ICND) technology enables powerful presentation. The robust and luxurious magnesium alloy case of the BX220 will upgrade your office environment.Average Reader Rating:
DS125
LG Electronics
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A Wise Choise for Business and Education - 0.55" DMD, SVGA(800 x 600) - 2500 ANSI Lumen - Contrast Ratio 2000 : 1 - Magnesium Alloy CabinetAverage Reader Rating:
CP-X807
Hitachi
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The Hitachi CP-X807 LCD projector offers a brightness of 5,000 ANSI lumens at only 15.8 pounds, effectively raising the standard for large venue performance.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X615
Hitachi
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The Hitachi CP-X615 LCD projector combines large-venue performance, networking capability and Hitachi’s proprietary e-Shot technology.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X605
Hitachi
$8,995Description:
Featuring advanced networking capabilities and a weight of only 15.6 pounds, the CP-X605 LCD projector is ideal for education environments and large venues.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X505
Hitachi
$8,295Description:
The CP-X505 LCD projector brings advanced connectivity and control to pro A/V applications with a brightness of 3,500 ANSI lumens and PJMan network management software. The CP-X505 can also be integrated into a LAN for centralized monitoring of power, input, lamp life and other functions.Average Reader Rating:
CPX5
Hitachi
$2,595Description:
The CPX5 LCD projector features a brightness of 2,500 ANSI lumens at a light weight of 3.7 pounds.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X450
Hitachi
$3,995Description:
The Hitachi CP-X450 LCD projector offers 3,500 lumens of brightness at a light weight of 7.7 pounds, along with a new hybrid filter that does not need to be replaced for 2,000 hours.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X417
Hitachi
$3,695Description:
The Hitachi CP-X417 LCD projector features wireless connectivity and networking functionality, providing unprecedented versatility and performance.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X401
Hitachi
$2,795Description:
The CP-X401 LCD projector features a new 2,000-hour hybrid filter and offers a lower total cost of ownership to schools in K-12 and higher education, thanks to high performance and a variety of technological advantages unique to Hitachi projectors.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X400
Hitachi
$2,795Description:
The Hitachi CP-X400 LCD projector features a brightness of 3,000 ANSI lumens at a weight of 7.7 pounds, bringing professional-grade performance to virtually any presentation environment.Average Reader Rating:
- CP-X308
Hitachi
$3,295Description:
The CP-X308 LCD projectorfeatures wireless connectivity and networking capabilities, providing an unprecedented variety of setup and management options.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X305
Hitachi
$2,995Description:
The CP-X305 LCD projector combines high performance and networking to provide the education market with an affordable and reliable presentation solution.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X301
Hitachi
$2,595Description:
The CP-X301 LCD projector features a new 2,000-hour hybrid filter and offers a lower total cost of ownership to schools in K-12 and higher education, thanks to high performance and a variety of technological advantages unique to Hitachi projectors.Average Reader Rating:
CPX3
Hitachi
$1,995Description:
The Hitachi CPX3 LCD mobile short-throw business projector is widescreen compatible and able to project WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X253
Hitachi
$1,795Description:
The CP-X253 LCD projector is ideal for the education market, weighing only 3.9 pounds, with 2,000 lumens brightness and a wide-angle lens. The CP-X253 also features advanced security functions.Average Reader Rating:
- CP-X206
Hitachi
$2,295Description:
The Hitachi CP-X206 LCD projector offers remote monitoring, management functionality and a new 2,000-hour hybrid filter.Average Reader Rating:
CP-X201
Hitachi
$1,955Description:
The CP-X201 LCD projector features a new 2,000-hour hybrid filter and offers a lower total cost of ownership to schools in K-12 and higher education, thanks to high performance and a variety of technological advantages unique to Hitachi projectors.Average Reader Rating:
CPX2
Hitachi
$1,995Description:
The CPX2 LCD projector brings flexibility and connectivity to traveling professionals with networking functionality and wireless capabilities.Average Reader Rating:
CP-SX1350
Hitachi
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The CP-SX1350 LCD projector meets the challenges of the architecture, design and command and control markets with SXGA+ resolution, 3,500 ANSI lumens of brightness and a low noise level of 38 dB.Average Reader Rating:
CP-A100
Hitachi
$2995Description:
The Hitachi CP-A100 LCD projector offers short throw distance, networking functionality and advanced security functions.Average Reader Rating:
IN24+
InFocus
$599Description:
For those who need additional brightness in an affordable SVGA projector, InFocus introduces the IN24+. At 2400 lumens, it is bright enough to display your presentation in almost any lighting situation.Average Reader Rating:
LP860
InFocus
$5499Description:
You need power and bullet-proof performance. But you also crave ease-of-use features like user-replaceable lenses for your team and color-coded connections for your users.Average Reader Rating:
- LP850
InFocus
$4499Description:
You need power and bullet-proof performance. But you also crave ease-of-use features like user-replaceable lenses for your team and color-coded connections for your users.Average Reader Rating:
IN42+
InFocus
$3499Description:
Freeing your colleagues to focus on the flawless delivery of their next big presentation or lecture is what you do best, that’s why you’re looking for a projector that you can count on.Average Reader Rating:
IN38
InFocus
$1899Description:
For the more scrupulous businessperson seeking the latest technology at a great price InFocus presents the new Work Big IN38 digital projector.Average Reader Rating:
IN37EP
InFocus
$999Description:
Create bigger images with far more vivid colors than ever before with the InFocus Work Big IN37EP. This projector is perfect for large classrooms or group collaboration space and features 3000 lumens.Average Reader Rating:
IN35WEP
InFocus
$999Description:
The Learn Big IN35WEP features the very latest DLP technology, including BrilliantColor™ and Wide-XGA resolution. WXGA is the standard of widescreen laptops.Average Reader Rating:
IN35W
InFocus
$1349Description:
Experience bigger pictures with more vivid colors than ever before with the InFocus Work Big IN35W. This ambidextrous projector is the first to be armed with BrilliantColor™ technology as well as true WXGA resolution.Average Reader Rating:
IN24+EP
InFocus
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Captivate your audience with the vivid images of the InFocus Learn Big IN24+EP. Built with education in mind, the IN24+EP is a powerful projector designed for impressive image quality.Average Reader Rating:
IN2104EP
InFocus
$649Description:
The Learn Big IN2104EP is made for heavy-use with moderate-high resolution sources, featuring XGA-native resolution of 1024x768.Average Reader Rating:
IN2102EP
InFocus
$499Description:
The Learn Big IN2102EP contains an outstanding feature-set and strong performance with SVGA-native resolution of 800x600.Average Reader Rating:
IN2106
InFocus
$999Description:
The Work Big IN2106 supports high resolution content with 16:10 widescreen WXGA-native resolution of 1280x800.Average Reader Rating:
IN2104
InFocus
$749Description:
The Work Big IN2104 is made for heavy-use with moderate-high resolution sources, featuring XGA-native resolution of 1024x768.Average Reader Rating:
IN2102
InFocus
$599Description:
The Work Big IN2102 contains an outstanding feature-set and strong performance with SVGA-native resolution of 800x600. This model is ideal for users who typically connect to older computer sources.Average Reader Rating:
IN15
InFocus
$1449Description:
The next leap forward for InFocus mobile projectors is here: the Work Big IN15. Based upon the sleek IN12 platform, the new IN15 hosts features which appeal to the most discerning mobile professional.Average Reader Rating:
IN10
InFocus
$1199Description:
The InFocus Work Big IN10 ultra-mobile projector is the technological equivalent of a pint-sized solar burst you can take anywhere. Built around innovative, compact optics and advanced DLP®.Average Reader Rating:
Optoma EP727
Optoma
$699.00Description:
Optoma’s EP727 is a versatile multimedia digital projector that delivers performance and an incomparable price point.Average Reader Rating:
EP721
Optoma
$599.00Description:
Optoma EP721 is a multi-faceted digital projector that is unparalleled in features and functionality. Featuring 2200 lumens of brightness and a variety of connectivity options, the EP721 is a lightweight SVGA powerhouse.Average Reader Rating:
PT-LB51NTU
Panasonic
$2,699Description:
The PT-LB51NTU’s wireless ability completely eliminates the need for PC cable connection. You simply bring in your laptop (with a wireless LAN function) for smooth, hassle-free presentations and flexible room layouts.Average Reader Rating:
XD490U
Mitsubishi
$3,295Description:
For a stunning visual experience in a compact projector, the Mitsubishi XD490U XGA DLP® ultraportable projector features an amazing 2500:1 contrast ratio and an impressively bright 3000 ANSI lumens.Average Reader Rating:
XG-C335X
Sharp
$2499Description:
The XG-C335X 3-LCD projector, with 3500 ANSI Lumens, XGA native resolution, compact design and simple operation, is perfect for conference room and classroom applications.Average Reader Rating:
XL1550U
Mitsubishi
$3,995Description:
The Mitsubishi XL1550U XGA (1024x768 pixel) resolution LCD projector is designed for large auditoriums, classrooms or conference rooms.Average Reader Rating:
Learn Big IN2100 EP Series
InFocus
Starting at $599Description:
Each model in the Learn Big IN2100 EP series of projectors from InFocus uses a fi lter-free DLP chip from Texas Instruments, which features TI’s BrilliantColor color display technology and projects at a brightness of 2,500 lumens, making these projectors bright enough to operate in high ambient light situations. Lamps have a life of 2,500 hours, making them economical for classroom use.Average Reader Rating:
PowerLite 400W
Epson
$1,399 MSRPDescription:
The PowerLite 400W projector is the first three-chip (3LCD) short-throw product that offers true WXGA native resolution (1280x800) for future-proof use with widescreen computers and 16:10 interactive whiteboards.Average Reader Rating:
- PJ500 Series Projectors
ViewSonic
Starting at $799Description:
The PJ557D, PJ559D and PJ560D each feature an extended lamp life of up to 4,000 hours. An integrated RS232 port provides PC remote access and integrated third-party control systems for easy system administration and decreased downtime.Average Reader Rating:
Hl1610 Portable Overhead Projector
3M
$162.06Description:
Provides clear, sharp images with multirange fixed-focus lens that allows movement up to three feet without refocusing. Whisper-quiet fan won't distract audience from presentation.Average Reader Rating:
PG Series
Sharp
$1,245-$1,695Description:
Sharp’s new series of projectors offers a unique combination of high brightness and resolution, superior color reproduction, and full feature set at an affordable price. These three DLP chip projectors, the PG-F312X, PG-F262X and PG-F212X, are marketed specifically for education and include features such as BrilliantColor technology, brightness from 2,300 to 3,000 lumens, ultraquiet fans, and three-second startup times.Average Reader Rating:
XJ-S36
casio
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The Casio Super Slim XJ-S36 is an ultra-bright mobile projector designed for road warriors. Delivering an impressive 2000 ANSI lumens and measuring only 1.7” high. Only 3.96 pounds.Average Reader Rating:
MovieMate 50 Projector
Epson
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Epson MovieMate 50 delivers all the big-screen drama, sound and excitement you desire with none of the hassles of connecting additional cables or equipment—just plug, load and play.Average Reader Rating:
CX21 Projector
Sony
$1,246.87Description:
Sony's stylish projector VPL-CX21 features an LCD panel with 3LCD technology and a powerful lamp for accurate image reproduction at brightness of 2100 ANSI lumens. Also, this projector is extremely slim and lightweight.Average Reader Rating:
TDP-EX20U
Toshiba
$1,599Description:
The TDP-EX20U projector features DLP Brilliant Colors technology, 2,300 ANSI lumens,Windows Vista networking capabilities, integrated wireless functionality for sequential presentations.Average Reader Rating:
PJ458D projector
ViewSonic
$1,099.00Description:
ViewSonic's PJ458D projector features DLP™ technology to display digitally sharp images. WITH 2,000 Lumens in just 4.9 pounds this powerful little projector is ideal for classrooms and board rooms.Average Reader Rating:
EP729 DLP Projector
Optoma
$869.99 - $1,500.00Description:
Optoma’s EP727 is a versatile multimedia digital projector that delivers performance and an incomparable price point.From XGA resolution and 2200 lumens to a wide-range of connectivity options and at only four pounds.Average Reader Rating:
3M™ Digital Projector X64
3M
Call For PriceDescription:
With its 2600 ANSI lumens crisp video and data image display, the 3M™ Digital Projector X64 is ideal for business, education, multimedia and multi-purpose environments.Average Reader Rating:
HD8000
Optoma
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The Optoma HD8000 is a true 1080p DLP® home theater projector with studio-grade resolution and best all-around high-quality display experience for home theater enthusiasts.Average Reader Rating:
Luminosis Overhead Projector, 2000 Lumens
califone
$169.00Description:
The Luminosis a simple solution for teachers who need the ability to write and erase throughout their presentations in small sized classes and training rooms with dim lighting.Average Reader Rating:
PG-F211X
Sharp
$1,395.00Description:
The Conference / Classroom series PG-F211X offers a unique combination of high brightness, high performance and full feature set at a remarkably affordable price.Average Reader Rating:
XD206U XGA
Mitsubishi
$949.00Description:
It delivers the performance you expect from Mitsubishi, plus a bright 2000 ANSI lumens picture and high 2000:1 contrast ratio.Average Reader Rating:
XD90U XGA DLP
Mitsubishi
$1,395.00Description:
When you're on the road, the new XD90U DLP® XGA projector can free your mind to focus on the important things.Average Reader Rating:
XD1000U XGA DLP
Mitsubishi
$5,495.00Description:
You get a choice of visual modes to customize your presentation settings with the new XD1000U XGA DLP® projector, featuring the most advanced color technology you can buy.Average Reader Rating:
Long Focus Zoom Lens
Canon
$1,994.99Description:
The LV-Series multimedia projectors feature a large-diameter multi-group projection lens system, which provides low image distortion and exceptionally uniform brightness.Average Reader Rating:
LV LP11 projector replacement lamp
Canon
$442.88Description:
200 Watt Replacement Lamp for the Canon LV-7355 Multimedia Projector.Average Reader Rating:
PowerLite 822p
Epson
$949.99Description:
Featuring built-in closed-captioning, 2600 lumens and high aperture 3LCD technology, this lightweight projector delivers bright, vibrant images to virtually any audience.Average Reader Rating:
NP 1150,2150,3150
NEC
starting at $3,999Description:
NEC's series of projectors utilize the connect to a network projector wizard in windows vista without the need for additional proprietary software.Average Reader Rating:
PowerLite 83c
Epson
$899.99Description:
The lightweight 83c uses 3LCD technology and 2,200 lumens with XGA resolution to deliver vibrant images to classroom presentations. It has a built-in 7W speaker and closed caption decoder to comply with ADA requirements.Average Reader Rating:
EP761
Optoma
$1,200-$1,500Description:
This data/multimedia projector, and two other models—the EP763 and EP774—use Texas Instruments’ DLP chipset and BrilliantColor technology for digital picture quality and color enhancement.Average Reader Rating:
CPX2, CPX5
Hitachi
$1,995/CPX2 and $2,595/CPX5Description:
The CPX2 and CPX5 3LCD projectors add networking functionality and wireless connectivity—upgrades to their CPX1 predecessor. Both have XGA resolution, wide-angle lenses, built-in 1W speaker, and low fan noise. Advanced features include My Screen, My Memory and My Button.Average Reader Rating:
PT-D5700U
Panasonic
$11,500Description:
Offering 6,000 lumens of brightness, this single-chip DLP projector permits users to select the preset that best optimizes color, brightness and contrast according to the level of ambient light. Features include edge-blending, improved reflector efficiency and Vivid Color Control.Average Reader Rating:
XR-40X
Sharp
$899.99Description:
Sharp has added three more lightweight DLP projectors to its Notevision series. Both the XR-40X and XR-30X ($799.99) have a native XGA resolution of 1024 x 768, while the XR-30S ($699.99) has a native SVGA resolution of 800 x 600.Average Reader Rating: