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Aiptek V10 Plus
$300.00 to $365.00
A mobile media player mini-projector playing back picture, MP3, and video clipsProjects image up to 50" large screen within distance from 21cm to 180cmProjects image from connecting to iPod, DV, DSC, game console or mobile phone (via AV-out) or from playback in embeddedRecord content while projecting the content from an external divice through AV-INA handy tool for small group meeting and presentationLi-Ion battery and Remote control supported.Minimize
| Type | LCD Projectors | Display Technology | LCOS | Image Brightness | 10 ANSI lumens | Platform | PC |
| Native Resolution | 640 x 480 | Image Size (Diagonal) | 6 in. - 50 in. | Image Aspect Ratio | 4:3 (Standard) | Screen Distance | 0.69 ft. - 5.91 ft. |
| Video Input | Component Video |
| Light Source Life | 10000 Hours |
| Projection Method | Front |
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The Hitachi CP-X308 is a 2600 ANSI Lumen portable video and data projector, perfect for high end business or education use.
NEC NP600
Engage your audience during presentations without breaking your budget with the NEC NP600, a value-driven portable projector ideal for education and SMB environments. This model delivers remarkably bright images and features easy-to-use networking technologies, high contrast and up to 4000 hours of lamp life (in ECO Mode). Whether in the classroom or boardroom, the NP600’s multitude of advanced technologies allows you to start up in seconds, connect with your audience and shut down with ease.Minimize
Sanyo PLC-WXU700 3800 LUMENS WXGA PROJ. PLC-WXU700
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.
Hitachi CP-X5
The CPX5 is the ultimate portable projector for the mobile business consumer. Combining stunning features with powerfulperformance in a lightweight and compact design, the CPX5 delivers whichever way you look at it.
