Casio and XJ-350 and XJ-450 and Texas Instruments and DLP technology and XGA signal resolution and Acornic Reflector and ACR

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Data projectors

Casio enters the data projector market with the XJ-350 and XJ-450 high-luminosity mobile projectors. The XJ-350 delivers 2220 ANSI lumens from its 9"×7"×2' mobile size, and the slightly larger (letter-sized footprint) XJ-450 delivers 2800 ANSI lumens. Both models feature Texas Instruments' DLP technology and XGA signal resolution. The 2X optical zoom lens makes it possible to project onto a screen as close as 32in. And, according to the company, the Acornic Reflector (ACR), an asymmetrically designed lamp reflector, maximizes performance output of the projection lamp, resulting in increased brightness that is 30 percent greater than normal. Video input terminals allow signal input from a variety of sources. The XJ-450 includes automatic vertical and horizontal keystone correction and auto focus.

Price: $3,999 for the XJ-350, $4,999 for the XJ-450
Dover, N.J.
(973) 361-5400
www.casio.com

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