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Sanyo PLC-WXU700 3800 LUMENS WXGA PROJ. PLC-WXU700
$1,838.00 to $3,192.00
Designed to meet the needs of Education and Corporate markets, the PLC-WXU700 provides native WXGA resolution images to match increasing demand from these markets to project content in the same aspect ratio that appears on a computer screen.
| Type | LCD Projectors | Display Technology | TFT Active Matrix | Image Brightness | 3800 ANSI lumens | Contrast Ratio | 500:1 | Platform | PC • Mac |
| Native Resolution | 1280 x 800 | Image Size (Diagonal) | 40 in. - 300 in. | Image Aspect Ratio | 16:10 | HDTV Formats | 480i • 720p • 1080i • 575i • 1080p • 480p • 575p | Screen Distance | 3.25 ft. - 39.7 ft. |
| Interface | USB • Wired Remote Control (3.5 mm Mini Jack) | Video Input | 15 Pin D-Sub VGA • 4 Pin - Mini DIN (S-Video) • Composite Video • HDMI x 1 • 15 Pin D-Sub VGA (component) |
| Light Source Life | 2500 Hours |
| Special Features | Picture in Picture |
| UPC | 4994334268877 |
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