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Sony VPLCX150
$1,399.00 to $2,497.00
The Sony VPLCX150 has been specifically designed to deliver increased performance and installation flexibility in both the classroom and conference room.
| MPN | VPLCX150PM |
| Type | LCD Projectors | Display Technology | TFT Active Matrix | Image Brightness | 3500 ANSI lumens | Contrast Ratio | 650:1 | Platform | PC | Form Factor | Portable | Weight | 9 lb. |
| Native Resolution | 1024 x 768 | Image Size (Diagonal) | 40 in. - 300 in. | Image Aspect Ratio | 4:3 (Standard) | Synchronization Range Horizontal | 19 - 92 kHz | Synchronization Range Vertical | 48 - 92 Hz | Analog Video Format | NTSC 3.58 • NTSC 4.43 • PAL • PAL 60 • PAL-M • PAL-N • SECAM |
| Audio Output | RCA Jack • Speaker(s) • 3.5 mm Mini Jack | Operation Noise | 28 dB | Front Panel Controls | LCD Display |
| Video Input | 15 Pin D-Sub VGA • 4 Pin - Mini DIN (S-Video) • Composite Video |
| Lamp Type | UHP | Light Source Power | 200W UHP | Light Source Life | 2000 Hours |
| Speakers Output | 1 W | Special Features | Key Lock • On Screen Menu • Keystone Correction | Projection Method | Rear • Ceiling |
| Width | 14.75 in. | Depth | 11.75 in. | Height | 3.63 in. | Weight | 9 lb. |
| UPC | 4905524391077 |
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sony, vplcx150,Epson EX100
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